The morning brought grim news: Roland Heise, the celebrated “dumpling king” of Rosenheim, had been found murdered in his office. The instrument of his death was conspicuously absent. Elsewhere, Jo announced a new addition to the evening men…

The acclaimed sound therapist, Angela Rasch, was discovered deceased in her living room. The scene initially suggested a robbery gone wrong, but Detectives Stadler and Andresen harbor reservations about that assessment.

Fineas Kamal, a guest at Gerlinde Meyr’s guesthouse, has been found poisoned. He had arrived in Rosenheim a few days prior, presenting himself to the owner as the Egyptian nephew of the household.

The morning light revealed a bank advisor’s body on the jetty, brutally beaten. Inspector Andresen, anticipating a day of sailing, made the grim discovery. A swift assessment led her to suspect a wealthy widow and her nephew.

The morning light revealed a perfumer dead amidst the scents of his laboratory. He had been brutally beaten. Detectives swiftly established that his wife had recently discovered his risky ventures in cryptocurrencies and his affair, the rev…

The morning revealed perfumer Paul Lahr dead, a victim of a brutal assault within his own laboratory, the air thick with the ghosts of scents he'd crafted. He had been on the cusp of selling his company; a transaction that would have reshap…

The morning revealed Lukas Kreuzer deceased within the Rosenheim city tower. He had served as the tower's watchman, a role that entailed sounding the traditional hourly signal with a trumpet from the tower's height each evening.

The morning revealed Max Ehrmann, a member of a summer biathlon team training camp, deceased on the track. Police officers Mohr and Moosacher discovered him there.

The body of a priest was discovered on the banks of the Mangfall. The truth, however, was far more peculiar: it was Johannes Felbinger, disguised as a clergyman for Gisela Bindrum’s festival, who lay there.

Baumgartl, a legal assistant at the Hanewinkel notary’s office, was discovered that morning, his life brutally taken. Could the circumstances of his death be linked to a property transaction recently finalized by the firm?

Max Treidl, the gardener, discovered Viktor von Tauffenstein, a member of the ancient von Tauffenstein lineage, dead within the family crypt.

Inspector Stadler took the call, the voice on the other end of the line a frantic tremor. It belonged to Senta Hofmeister, a woman whose life revolved around her pension, and she was in a state of considerable distress. She insisted that he…

The proprietor of a mattress shop was discovered murdered on the terrace of his home, a victim of his neighbor's blade. Detectives learned from the neighbor that the deceased had grown increasingly distant from his property, his neglect of …

The morning light revealed Bavarian pop star Schorsch Schöpfer lifeless in his hotel room. His agent, Ilyas Kaptan, discovered him there. Detectives Stadler and Beck were assigned to the case.

News reached Ms. Stockl of the tragic discovery: Herr Neubauer, the renowned rose grower, had been found murdered in his greenhouse, a victim of a stabbing. Detectives Stadler and Beck were assigned to the case, stepping forward to unravel …

The body of Manfred Laxmaier was discovered in the stairwell of his apartment building. Detectives Sven Hansen and Kilian Kaya were assigned to the case. Initial inquiries point to Laxmaier’s three tenants as persons of interest.

The morning brought the news of Kassian Dobler, the celebrated stock market strategist, discovered deceased in his hotel room. Evidence swiftly pointed to poisoning. Inspectors Hansen and Kaya were assigned to unravel the circumstances of h…

The editor-in-chief of the tabloid *Rosenheim aktuell*, Karl-Heinz Becker, was discovered deceased in the newsroom. Detectives Kaya and Hansen swiftly zeroed in on potential culprits.

The body of Markus Krone, a man who managed a brokerage firm alongside his wife, Bettina, was discovered in the garden of a lakeside estate. The grim find fell to Inspector Hansen.

The body of Theodor Grundler, the man who built an automotive supply company, was discovered in his tent during a management retreat held deep in the woods. Detectives Stadler and Beck were assigned to the case. The retreat had a dual purpo…

The morning revealed Johannes Steinbacher, the former proprietor of Steinbacher Carpentry, deceased near the tavern. A beer mug was the instrument of his death. Inspectors Stadler and Beck were assigned to the case. The previous evening, St…

The body of Melanie Scherenberg, an art expert at the Goossens auction house, was discovered shot. Initial impressions suggested a robbery had taken place, but detectives Anton Stadler and Sandra Hecht swiftly determined the reality: this w…

The quiet village of Untergriebensbach, nestled near Rosenheim, is shaken by the murder of Traudl Brenner, the local kiosk owner. Detectives Anton Stadler and Sandra Hecht are assigned to the case, beginning their investigation.