Der Bozen Krimi

Kripo Bolzano - Who goes without a trace.

The fifth commandment.

Sacred Heart blood.

DI Schwarz gets a tip from a journalist: the Keller family uses Mafia money to bribe their way to a building permit and to build a hotel in rhe middle of a nature reserve. On the way to a reported crime, she and her husband are shot at and suffer an accident in which he is seriously wounded. Meanwhile, a mountain biker finds a dead companion by a downhill piste. How is all this related?

In the trap.

Easy loot.

A new murder case is keeping Sonja Schwarz busy. In order to solve the violent death of a driver in a marble factory, she has to neglect her work at the winery once again. Now, of all times, she can't rely on the criminal investigation team either: there's a leak there. Special investigator Carla Pisani is also targeting "Capo" Zanchetti, who gambles in illegal poker games at night. Soon, like the murdered man, he is in huge debt to the brutal arcade owner Franco Gentile. Gentile doesn't shy away from putting the high-ranking police officer through the wringer. The Mafia governor in Bolzano, Rossi, can't afford any trouble right now. He is under observation by Luca Rizzi, the "family's" devious accountant, and has to fear for his own life. In this dangerous constellation, Zanchetti and Rossi seem to be dependent on each other. A nerve-wracking game begins: Rossi now senses the opportunity to make the "Capo" submissive, and Zanchetti wants to put a stop to his activities. He can rely on his partner Sonja, but can he trust Carla Pisani? There is also unrest at the winery: reinforcements have been hired behind Sonja's back. However, something about the new manager bothers her.

Murderous silence.

Against the time.

"Capo" Matteo Zanchetti finally knows who is behind the attack on him: Mafia boss Saffione, who holds the commissioner responsible for the death of his son and daughter. In order to protect his partner Sonja as well as colleagues and relatives from the revenge of his archenemy, Matteo sees only one way out: He flies to Bari on his own to eliminate the powerful mafia boss. He really wants to keep Sonja out, but shortly afterwards "Mrs. Commissario" also travels to Bari on a private mission. There she is looking for her stepdaughter Laura, who is on a trip to Italy and has not reported for days. What if the young woman got caught up in the dangerous conflict? Sonja cannot count on the local police. Her only support is the helpful taxi driver Riccardo, whom she reluctantly takes into her trust. Matteo, in turn, soon realizes that he has got caught between the fronts of a dangerous power struggle within the Mafia. Meanwhile, Jonas Kerschbaumer wants to use the absence of his bosses in Bolzano to create facts in the investigation against his friend and colleague Sofia. With a false statement, he wants to exonerate her, because she is threatened with charges because of the shooting at Mafia governor Giulia Santoro.

Mafia boss Saffione manages to escape with another prisoner in a brutal attack on the prisoner transporter. As Commissioner Sonja Schwarz and Capo Matteo Zanchetti determine from the traces, it is not a successful rescue operation, but a failed murder attempt. In order to forestall the killers, Matteo wants to find his wounded archenemy, who is hiding in the mountains with the local Holzer. Matteo would like to do without the help of Sonja, whose feelings for her Bari acquaintance Riccardo hurt him. But a blood-smeared, deaf young woman runs into his colleague's arms on a high mountain hike with stepdaughter Laura, two other participants in their team building seminar in the mountains lie murdered in front of a refuge. During the interrogation of the survivors of the group, Sonja comes across contradictions, which she resolutely investigates. Meanwhile, Commissioner Jonas Kerschbaumer is desperately trying to protect his suspended girlfriend Sofia from the revenge of Mafia governor Giulia Santoro.

A bomb explosion literally blows up a secret Mafia meeting in Bolzano. A bodyguard of the hostess Giulia Santoro is killed, the angry bosses leave in a hurry. For the ambitious governor and her rival, the "Capo" Michele Lagagna, more is at stake than the billion-dollar business she has orchestrated. And Giulia absolutely has to find out who is behind the attack before Commissioner Sonja Schwarz does it. The interim chief of the Bolzano Police Department is just as unimpressed by the fact that there is considerable tension in her team, as is the stance of the anti-mafia agency DIA. By evaluating the explosives, Sonja comes across an unexpected lead that leads to unexplained attacks by an underground organization from the 1960s: the "South Tyrol Liberation Committee". This belonged to Robert Lanthaler, the father of the ex-police officer Sofia, who was exposed as a mafia informant. Inspector Jonas Kerschbaumer, who fears for her life, is enraged that his girlfriend is linked to the case. Sonja's affair from Bari also plays an opaque role: Riccardo Riello, DIA's undercover investigator, appears as Lagagna's driver in Bolzano. But can Sonja really trust him?

The battle of the Bergisel is raging in the mountains near Bolzano. It is not actually intended that real blood will flow when the Tyrolean uprising of 1809 is re-enacted. But when a participant is murdered with a crossbow arrow, an unusual case begins for Sonja Schwarz: The dead man was a retired police officer who, like every year, took part in the re-enactment with his former colleagues Thomas Urbacher and Robert Baumgartner. During their investigations, "Capo" Sonja Schwarz and her partner Jonas Kerschbaumer not only come across suspects from the amateur historian scene and a curious journalist, but also an allegedly solved old case. Meanwhile, the undercover agent Riccardo receives a delicate assignment from Mafia governor Lagagna: He is supposed to seduce the respected environmental politician Maria Senoner in order to extort her approval for a gigantic dam project of the Mafia. When Sonja happened to observe Riccardo and Maria together, it shook her trust in her lover - especially since he once again did not let her know.

The gambling addict Vitus Höllrigl and the rich hotelier Staffler get together on the racetrack. When Höllriegel was found stabbed to death in his wood carving workshop the next day, inspector Sonja Schwarz and her colleague Jonas suspected the businessman who runs the renowned "Staffler" with his daughter Gabriele and son-in-law Toni. The investigators learn from a witness that the heavily indebted Höllriegel obviously wanted to collect a much higher "debt" from his creditor. Sonja tries to find out more about Höllrigl's daughter Edith, who has broken with her father. The investigator is deeply touched by the pressing financial worries of the single parents whose son suffers from incurable muscular dystrophy. Meanwhile, the head of the detective department is distancing herself from her lover Riccardo, who, as an undercover agent, is preparing the final blow against the South Tyrolean mafia boss Lagagna. Sonja can no longer tolerate the fact that Riccardo crosses red lines in order to exploit the politician Maria Senoner.

A delivery truck crashes into a café in the heart of Meran, the driver escapes undetected. A political attack? A personal act of revenge? Or a blackmail warning from criminals? "Capo" Sonja Schwarz is investigating in all directions. An unusual witness who is "accidentally" at the scene of the crime causes tensions with her partner Jonas: Sonja's former police colleague Mike Gerber, with whom she was also privately close during her time in Frankfurt. "Frau Commissario" would like to keep her affair out of the case - especially since she feels attracted to Mike again. However, Sonja notices that a closed case from their joint service is still bothering him. Even a journalist who stays at the winery to write an advertising story about Sonja's three-woman business with daughter Laura and mother-in-law Katharina does not play with open cards. When Sonja finds out through Mike who the guest really is, a dangerous game of nerves begins.

Mit harten Bandagen geht es beim Eishockey zu - nicht nur im Spiel, sondern zuweilen auch im Umfeld der schnellsten Mannschaftssportart. Den spektakulären Mord an einem Starspieler muss Chiara Schoras alias "Capo" Sonja Schwarz im 16. Bozen-Krimi aufklären. Erst als die erfahrene Ermittlerin hinter das Image des Opfers blickt, kommt sie einem Geflecht aus Geheimnissen und Lügen sowie einer Erpressung auf die Spur. Thomas Nennstiel führte Regie bei dem Whodunit-Fernsehkrimi nach einem raffiniert gebauten Drehbuch von Mathias Klaschka. Ansehen, Tradition und Männlichkeitsideale bilden ein thematisches Spannungsfeld in "Familienehre". In Gastrollen sind Tatort-Kommissar Vladimir Burlakov und Charakterdarsteller Thomas Thieme zu sehen. Ein Mord sorgt für Aufsehen in Bozens Sportwelt: Der Eishockeystar Marcel Wallner ist in der Kabine erstochen worden. "Capo" Sonja Schwarz und ihr Partner Jonas ermitteln zunächst im Mannschaftskreis. Auch die dubiosen Geschäfte des Spielerberaters Glasner geraten ins Visier der Ermittler. Sonja stößt zudem auf ein Geheimnis, das der raubeinige Goalgetter vor der Öffentlichkeit verheimlichte: Wallner, der mit seiner Frau Nathalie ein Kind hat, hatte eine Affäre mit einem Mann. Als der homosexuelle Sänger Anton alias "Isabella" von einem Auto angefahren wird, weitet Sonja ihre Nachforschungen auf dessen Familie aus, die ein traditionsreiches Hotel betreibt. Der erzkonservative Patriarch Ludwig Hofer zeigt jedoch wenig Interesse an seinem schwer verletzten Sohn. Das empört die Kommissarin ebenso wie die skandalösen Arbeitsbedingungen bei den Hofers. Als die Strafbestände weit über den Mordfall hinausgehen, muss Sonja herausfinden, welcher Strang zur Lösung führt.

Jahrhundertealte Traditionen können zu erbitterten Konflikten führen. Als sich Chiara Schoras alias "Capo" Sonja Schwarz bei Mordermittlungen für die Eigentumsverhältnisse von alteingesessenen Obstbauern interessiert, stößt die Kommissarin in "Weichende Erben" auf die verborgene Spur eines unentdeckten Verbrechens. Das Drehbuch des 17. Bozen-Krimis bettet den raffinierten Kriminalfall in ein Familiendrama um Betrug und Erpressung ein. Eindrucksvoll verkörpert Oliver Mommsen einen gerissenen Manipulator, der immer mehr ins Zentrum der Ermittlungen gerät. Die erzählerische Bildgestaltung gibt einen Einblick in die Lebenswelt Südtiroler Landwirte und ihre ausgeklügelten Techniken der Bewässerung, die bis auf das Mittelalter zurückgehen. Beim morgendlichen Joggen findet Sonja Schwarz in einem Bewässerungskanal die Leiche einer Frau: Es ist Therese Pfister, die einer Obstbauerndynastie angehört. Dass sie in dem flachen Wasser einer Waal, wie die naturnah angelegten Kanäle der Obstbauern heißen, ertrunken sein könnte, scheint von Beginn an ausgeschlossen. Unter Verdacht gerät zunächst der "Waaler" Urban Mazur, da er die Tote vor der Kommissarin entdeckt hat und weggerannt ist. Zusammen mit ihrem Kollegen Jonas Kerschbaumer nimmt die Ermittlerin auch die familiären Verbindungen ins Visier. Dass Thereses Ehe mit dem wirtschaftlich erfolglosen Landwirt Bruno alles andere als glücklich war, ist ebenso ein Ansatzpunkt wie eindeutige Beweise für die Affäre mit ihrem wohlhabenden Schwager Gernot. Als auf dem Hof von Thereses Eltern, den ihr älterer Bruder Johannes als Alleinerbe übernommen hat, ein Brand ausbricht, kommt ein unentdecktes Verbrechen zum Vorschein. Nun beginnt Sonja eine Spur aufzunehmen, die zu erbitterten Familienkonflikten führt.

When "Capo" Sonja Schwarz finds a carefully discarded newborn on her doorstep in the morning and shortly afterwards the body of a young woman is discovered, an unusual criminal case begins. A DNA sample provides the sad certainty that the body is that of the young mother who appeared to have died falling off a mountain cliff. Sonja and her partner Jonas encounter shockingly little grief from Theresa Egger's strictly religious parents: Marianne and Josef Egger had rejected their daughter because of the illegitimate pregnancy. Could there be a motive for the crime? Who is the secret father? In order to understand the connections, Sonja sets her sights on the Sutterer community and the charismatic Franz de Billio. The inspector finds his dispute with a prospective priest, whom Sonja observes, just as suspicious as his harshness in dealing with dropouts. She soon begins to recognize conflicts that were fatal to the victim.

Das ganze Dorf nimmt Anteil, als die 15-jährige Tochter des angesehenen Ortsvorstehers Karl Brandl (Harald Krassnitzer) spurlos verschwindet. Drei Monate später findet man ihre Leiche in einem Waldgebiet, und allen, auch Lisas Vater, ist sofort klar, dass nur einer als Täter in Frage kommt: Lukas Gamper (Juri Senft), ein Sonderling, der mit seinem Großvater (Hans Stadlbauer) auf einem abgeschiedenen Berghof lebt und den Bewohnern schon lange ein Dorn im Auge ist. Dieser Umstand erschwert "Capo" Sonja Schwarz (Chiara Schoras) und ihrem Kollegen Jonas Kerschbaumer (Gabriel Raab) die Ermittlungen, zumal Lukas' DNA-Spuren tatsächlich an Lisas Leiche gefunden werden. Dennoch kommen Sonja Zweifel an seiner Schuld. Als unerwartet Kommissarin Mariella Colombo (Gabriela García-Vargas) aus Treviso auftaucht, bekommt der Fall eine neue Wendung. Doch der Hass der Dörfler auf die Gampers, angeführt von Brandl, ist nicht aufzuhalten.

Freundschaft und Zusammenhalt verspricht die Freimaurerloge "Treue Brüder" - Werte, die Kommissar Jonas Kerschbaumer (Gabriel Raab) viel bedeuten. Weil er in einer Sinnkrise steckt, nimmt sein bester Freund Claudio (Paul Triller) ihn dorthin mit. Als Claudio bei einem mysteriösen Hubschrauber-Absturz stirbt, ahnt Jonas, dass das kein Unfall war. Kurz darauf wird ein weiteres Logen-Mitglied tot aufgefunden: der Förster Ansgar Politani (Michele Oliveri). Die Ermittlungen führen "Capo" Sonja Schwarz (Chiara Schoras) und Jonas, der nun in Loyalitätskonflikte gerät, zu einer Windparkfirma und damit zu einer erneuten Zusammenarbeit mit Mariella Colombo (Gabriela García-Vargas): Die Kollegin aus Treviso hat bereits gegen Valentina Bastoni (Katharina Nesytowa), die Betreiberin der Windparkfirma, ermittelt. Doch die Spuren führen noch weiter: zu den geheimen Machenschaften der Freimaurer und des "Meisters vom Stuhl" (Anian Zollner). Als Jonas bei den Freimaurern aufgenommen werden soll, gerät er in tödliche Gefahr.