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The daughter of furniture colossus Paulus is found murdered on the car park. During the investigation it appears that she had a secret live of which her strict father knew nothing about. Witse's task to find the killer is hampered when father Paulus takes the rights in his own hands.

A masseur of Sikh-origin is found dead in the beauty centre where he worked. In spite of the peaceful Ayurvedische teachings, which the centre supports, Witse soon discovers that the manageress, employees and customers have a lot of dark secrets that cannot contemplate the daylight.

An environment civil servant gets killed in the country. Witse soon suspects a farmer, with which the dead young man had a conflict. But Dimi thinks that his boss is too much occupied with that one track. It comes to a collision between Witse and Dimi.

In a chocolate factory the young friend and artistic manager of the elderly female owner, a former music-hall singer who is making her comeback, is found dead. Witse's investigation reveals a snake pit of envy, frustration and greed within the owner's family. And the victim played a sordid part on all fields .

Charlotte Brabants is a spicy 35-year old woman and pollster for several firms. Through a dating agency she got in contact with Jan Duckart but rejected him after a while. The man doesn't takes this easily and stalks her. On a morning her body is found in her car at the parking of a tavern.

The divorce from his wife Doris is more difficult for Witse then he's willing to admit. Keysers, his former boss, now his wife's lover asks for his help. A police officer was killed during a painting robbery in Brussels and Witse knows the suspect, Mario Sarasin, who commissioned the robbery. Sarasin passes his final days in Pajottenland. Pascale, an ex-prostitute, takes loving care of him.

In Dams his street two bodies are found. It seems like a murder and a suicide. The teenagers David and Katrijn saw how their father shot their mother and then committed suicide. But during the investigation it appears that Katrijn had been send to a rehabilitation centre by her parents and that there were no considerable tensions in the family. As in the house of tragedy a burglar, Joeri, gets caught, he appears to be a friend of Katrijn from the centre.

Witse is asked for help by a prostitute who was an informant for him when he working in Brussels. She feels threatened. After a confrontation with two heavies who were after her, Witse takes her to a little hotel to hide out. But the next morning he awakes with a serious hangover and the prostitute lies shot in the bathroom. Witse is prime suspect.

A rough motorcycle rider, 'Bobby McGee', comes to live in Witse's neighbourhood. Bobby takes care of his mentally handicapped nephew Ludo, because his mother lies deadly ill in hospital. The neighbourhood committee, under leadership of Modest Kuypers, complains to Witse about the newcomer. But he seems ok. That is, until Ludo gets shot dead one night.

Dennis Falkenhofer, sailor on the ship 'Bonami', is found murdered along the canal. The gruesome way he's killed with a knife, they think he was murdered for passionate reasons. A case for Witse. His first case under the command of his highly skilled and stunning captain Ilse Van de Casteele.

A solitary eccentric is teased regular by the youth from the neighbourhood. When a boy is found dead in the little forest near his house, all hell breaks loose. Witse investigates the case, which brings some shocking inversions.

Until he retired Victor Opdebeeck had a garage, which he left to his daughter and son in law. Since then he breeds German Shepherds and Rotweilers with devotion to fill the sudden emptiness in his live. On a day his wife Alwina finds his lifeless body in the kitchen.

Investigator Witse of the Federal Criminal Investigation Department is after the killers of a jeweller. In between he wrestles with a private problem: his boss has an affair with his wife. After a heavy collision with him, he is promoted out of the department. He is appointed as Chief Constable of the Federal Criminal Investigation Department at Halle, where he will lead the murder section.

Albain Dictus, a former informant, gives Witse a vital clue about an expensive silver dinner service, which was stolen during a robbery with murder at Halle. Because this was an unsolved case from Van Deun, he gets involved in the investigation. Dictus will make a contact for them with the seller, but he doesn't show up and appears to be murdered at a car park in Brussels.

Albain's girlfriend, Jeanine, worries about him and threatens to warn Witse. Witse, who is in Brussels for his divorce, visits Jeanine, but she refuses to say anything. Meanwhile Keysers from the Brussels department finds the murder weapon in a full garbage container and uses it as a lure to get the killer.

Witse, still on the run for the police, tries to find the spider in the web. Unfortunately for him, his enemy is always one step ahead of him. Witse gets dragged into a deathly cat and mouse game, which can cost him everything that is dear to him.

A young juggler is found strangled in his garden shed. His mother is a member of The Children Of God. This very strict catholic splinter movement is being lead by a charismatic priest, who helps Witse in every way he can with the case. But The Children Of God are not at the end of their tribulation yet; soon a second victim falls in their community.

A enjoyable little dinner with Annemie Nachtegaele gets interrupted abruptly when Witse gets called away because of an attack on Van Deun. He is found heavily wounded in his car, with next to him a pair of binoculars and a camera. What was Van Deun in the middle of the night in this quiet, distinguished neighbourhood? It wasn't even his shift and it appears that he lied to everyone.

A child is run over and killed and the driver didn't stop. The evening before the funeral he phones anonymously to the parents to declare his regrets. So he might come to the funeral and that's why Witse and his team keep a look out during the ceremony.

A porter gets shot down at a dance club at Halle. A Moroccan boy, with whom he had a fight earlier that evening, is seen as the culprit. But a journalist soon puts Witse on a different trail that leads to the Brussels underworld en the politic world in Halle. And Dimi meets the girl of his life.

Patrick Gijsbrechts is the animator in a rest home. The old ladies love him, because nothing is too much for him. A small gift here, an errand there, all the little wishes are fulfilled with a smile and the gratitude is great. When one day Patrick fills up his tank at the petrol station, he witnesses a carjacking. A distinguished lady is handled rough and thrown in the back of her BMW with which two gangsters disappear.

At a youth help centre late one night a call comes in from a boy, who stands on a bridge above the canal and threatens to kill himself. A final cry for help. When the body is dragged out of the canal, Witse learns that the boy ran away from home, had no means of existence and was in total debt. His mobile was found in the grass with a call from a girl: Loesje.

Monica D'Arteveld and Liesbeth Tommelein end their ecumenical half-hour at 'Radio Halle Regional' and agree to meet each other the same night at seven to finish the program. From that moment it seems that Monica has vanished from the earth. She never made it to the appointment and she didn't arrive at home either. When her husband very precisely describes her car, Witse sees it to his astonishment on the car park at the Federal Bureau. The body of Monica is in the boot of the car. Down the rear-view mirror hangs a komboloï, a string of religious beads.

A lesbian woman, Lies, gets into a fight with her friend Anja, who deceives her with a man. Later that night Lies is found drowned and electrocuted in the bath. Anja is suspect number one. But soon she becomes the victim of a burglary and a second murder attempt.

The dead body of a missing farmer is fished out from the river. The family however reacts totally different than expected on the news. When it appears that the man is murdered and didn't drown, Witse tries to solve it. The key to the answer is to be found in the memories of the wife of the victim. Since the disappearance of her husband she apparently became demented.