Karin Gorniak (Karin Hanczewski) and her colleague Leonie Winkler (Cornelia Gröschel) come encountered scenario funny. The handbags of the dead have disappeared, and there is a crisis in daughter Nadine’s marriage. And she has changed for some time.
And the autopsy revealed that the victim suffered from Broken Heart Syndrome and was in an emotional state of emergency. “The perpetrator may have broken her heart,” says the medical examiner. Meanwhile, Nadine anxiously asks her husband in the chic family home: “You didn’t do anything to Mom, did you?” A little later is hers Daughter Anna disappeared and the family dog was poisoned in the kennel. Meanwhile, the manhunt for Yuri begins.
“He’s scared, he’s traumatized,” says Yuri’s sister Svetlana. She thinks he wants to protect Anna. She tells that the family is no longer intact. “Nadine somehow got very cold.” And her clean husband, in turn, has an affair with Svetlana, who also works in the nursery. This expands the circle of suspects, but without giving a hot lead.
Finally, the investigators find Juri’s hiding place on the banks of the Elbe. The victim’s handbag was also there, “with an extremely explosive content,” as Schnabel says: The murdered Heike Teichmann had once been pregnant with twins – a new starting point? According to the document, Nadine’s twin sister Sonja died of lung failure.
Then events unfold. A little later, Nadine’s family find themselves in a psychological thriller – and the investigators in a race against a murderous inferno. Author Kristin Derfler tells her “Tatort” debut with a fixed concept: everything that happens in the course of the story has only to do with the person who is murdering.
