Polizeiruf 110 - München

Meuffels follows a lead of two terrorists when a bomb explodes. Bleeding, he tries to help a dying youth when he realizes that the guy is one of the suicide killers. Will Meuffels be able to extract from him where the other bomb is?

In their fifth case, Chief Inspector Hanns von Meuffels and his colleague Anna Burnhauser have to investigate a Munich police inspection. They are ordered to the internal investigation from the highest level, because a young transsexual died in the sobering-up cell of Police Inspectorate 25. A complaint was made by the dead woman's partner. Now Chief Inspector von Meuffels has to find out whether the five colleagues on duty actually behaved according to the rules that night or whether more happened than the reports of an initial investigation suggest. The investigations into the suspected police officers are not only difficult for Hanns von Meuffels, but also soon dangerous. But on his search for the truth, the partner of the dead woman, the transsexual dancer Almandine Winter, becomes his companion in the risky search.

When a mother is killed, Hanns von Meuffels has to investigate among the parents of an upper-class nursery school.

While investigating a series of suicides in prison, von Meuffels falls for the warden, who may know more about the deaths than she wants to admit.

The murder of a journalist leads von Meuffels into a dangerous world of satellite guidance systems for military applications and radical activists.

Von Meuffels must investigate a baffling murder with Herrman, recently returned to the force. They're a formidable team but can't make any progress.

After the suicide of a convicted murderer, another man confesses to the crime, leaving von Meuffels to wrestle with questions of guilt and blame.

Von Meuffels must face a case from his past that soon leads him into a web of intrigue involving a major international money laundering operation.

Von Meuffels investigates a retirement home, where death is more ordinary than in his own dangerous profession, and the causes aren't always natural.

When someone beats a Muslim man to death, von Meuffels questions the motives of intelligence operatives, but gets half-truths and outright lies.

A woman is executed in front of her daughter in a remote parking lot. For Nadja, the detective chief inspector Hanns von Meuffels as a dedicated assistant, the case seems obvious. A family drama about sex, blackmail and custody. But von Meuffels is not a fan of hasty theories. Too many inconsistencies that don't make sense. He is looking for an exchange with Constanze, his former colleague from Hamburg, who has already assisted him twice in solving cases. Von Meuffels has an ambivalent relationship with her that goes beyond the professional level. And so in his last case he is fighting on two fronts.

A traumatized boy was apparently locked up for a long time. OK Eyckhoff tries to gain his trust. Apparently even more children are in danger.

During an investigation against a company for illegal insider trading, the colleagues of Eyckhoff participate in the fraud itself. Now she is supposed to investigate against her colleagues. This ensures unforeseeable consequences.

When police superintendent "Bessie" Eyckhoff sets out in search of a runaway cat, she has no idea that she is causing a spiral of deadly entanglements.

Elisabeth "Bessie" Eyckhoff, who has recently moved to the Munich Homicide Commission as Chief Detective Officer, is immediately confronted with a tricky case. She has arrested a suspected serial killer, everything speaks for his guilt, but the evidence is missing. She needs a confession to pull the dangerous perpetrator out of circulation until midnight, otherwise the judges will release him. The accused is highly intelligent, the team's nerves are on edge, an interrogation specialist is called in. And Eyckhoff has to fight until the last minute .

A dead girl, wrapped in plastic, buried. No usable traces. No concrete clues. Chief inspector Elisabeth "Bessie" Eyckhoff tries to solve the murder of 16-year-old Laura Schmidt. Together with Dennis Eden, who has now also switched to homicide, Bessie searches for clues and comes across an earlier case: the disappearance of Anne Ludwig, who was also 16 at the time. Is there a connection between these two cases? Both girls got into a white van after the evening's ice skating. Suddenly Caroline Ludwig appears in the police station. She wants to know if the girl found is her missing daughter Anna. Bessie has to deny this. When initial investigations revealed that Caroline Ludwig of all people was the last to speak to Laura, the very unstable-looking woman is under strong suspicion. Bessie believes in her innocence, but the evidence against Caroline Ludwig mounts.

The paramedic Sarah, together with her colleague Carlo, takes an injured woman to the hospital. Carlo is found dead the next day.