Summary World champion, World Cup winner, fashion designer... Biathlete Laura Prell was something of a star in Berchtesgaden. She had just spoken to Johanna Beissl about her biography when her body was found in the forest. She had been murdered. Even the forensic pathologist Dr. Hartmann had tears in his eyes because he admired Laura so much. And Sophia blames herself for letting the crying Laura reject her just the evening before. Why was Laura Prell so desperate before her death? Sophia is not at peace with that. And Jerry is also beginning to have doubts about whether the biathlete's marital happiness was so perfect. Her husband Rupert Kober is very composed and he seems to have more than just a professional relationship with Laura's former colleague Katrin Munzinger. With Caro's help, Beissl comes across Laura's fatherly friend Christoph Schaub, the manager of the training center where Laura worked before her death. He claims not to have noticed any changes in Laura. This also applies to the material manager Florian Hüttl, who has known Laura for 14 years. But then Sophia and Jerry catch a burglar in Hüttl's apartment red-handed with a delicate utensil. This only brings them a little closer to solving the case, especially since the dead woman's e-bike remains missing for the time being. To do this, Beissl has to undergo a "parent check" at home. Because the therapist Dr. Gudrun Federer, who was actually supposed to help the still disorientated Eva get back on track, evaluates Bene and Elli less than Eva - with a result that surprises everyone.

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