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Ghosts don't kill - New "Polizeiruf 110" from Rostock

The investigating team in the Rostock "Polizeiruf 110" crime thriller has to solve two murders and looks into an abyss of child abuse in a family. It becomes clear that crime begets crime.

Rescue at the last second: Melly Böwe (Lina Beckmann, r) and Evelyn Sonntag (Judith Engel, l) in a....aussiedlerbote.de
Rescue at the last second: Melly Böwe (Lina Beckmann, r) and Evelyn Sonntag (Judith Engel, l) in a scene from "Polizeiruf 110: Nur Gespenster". Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

ARD - Ghosts don't kill - New "Polizeiruf 110" from Rostock

The middle-class façade of the family with their own home and front garden holds up for a long time. However, calls from the daughter, who has been missing for 15 years and was ultimately declared dead, and hair from the girl at a bloody crime scene unexpectedly trigger ever-widening cracks. The unequal investigators Katrin König (Anneke Kim Sarnau) and Melly Böwe (Lina Beckmann) uncover the truth piece by piece in their second case together. The episode of"Polizeiruf 110" airs at 8.15 p.m. under the title "Nur Gespenster" on Ersten.

Daughter Jessica disappeared from home without a trace as a teenager. She left her three years younger brother behind. Her mother is deeply saddened and firmly believes that Jessica is alive. Her father has long since given up and hopes that she died quickly. But then forensics make a strange discovery at a crime scene where a doctor has been murdered in a way that investigator Anton Pöschel (Andreas Guenther) characterizes as "torture at its finest". The find: Jessica's hair.

Investigators agree: mother is hiding something

The investigators take a close look at the family. Mother Evelyn (Judith Engel) in particular, who daydreams, lives in her very own world where she sees her daughter. The explosive König and the sensitive Böwe agree that she is hiding something and lying. And she is hiding something important: her husband brutally abused her daughter as a child. Son Henrik (Adrian Grünewald) has also witnessed this, and his life as an adult has gone completely off the rails.

While König struggles with her personal"ghost" - her own father seeks contact with her after more than 40 years - there is growing evidence that Jessica is alive and taking revenge on her tormentors. "You're next," she tells her father, who is strangled to death on his boat a short time later, but confesses beforehand that he raped his daughter. The mother, who has always covered up the life lie, also receives a call from the past at the end of the episode and goes to a meeting place with Jessica. However, she does not meet her daughter there.

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  1. The new "Polizeiruf 110" episode titled "Nur Gespenster" features a team of investigators solving a crime in Rostock, Germany.
  2. Anneke Kim Sarnau and Lina Beckmann portray investigators Katrin König and Melly Böwe in their second case together.
  3. The story unfolds when hair from a missing girl named Jessica, declared dead 15 years ago, is found at a crime scene.
  4. Jessica's three years younger brother and mother are deeply affected by her disappearance, with the mother believing she's still alive.
  5. Investigators suspect that Jessica might be alive and seeking revenge, as they uncover the family's dark secret: child abuse.
  6. The mother, Evelyn, is evasive and hides behind her daydreams, while her son Henrik has struggled after witnessing the abuse.
  7. Katrin König grapples with her personal ghost, her estranged father, while the team uncovers more evidence from the past.
  8. The series "Polizeiruf 110" airs on Ersten at 8.15 p.m., and the episode is broadcasted on ARD.
  9. Lina Beckmann's character, Melly Böwe, is described as sensitive, while Judith Engel portrays the mother, Evelyn, with a troubled past.
  10. The case leads to shocking revelations about the family's past, with the media and other viewers following along on television.

Source: www.stern.de

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