Summary No. The chemistry isn't right from the start between Julia and the new member of the WaPo-Bodensee team, Jakob Frings, whom she demonstratively gives the cold shoulder to as soon as he arrives at the office. Jakob is the complete opposite of the modest, meticulous Pirmin, whom Julia mourns. Jakob knows about his charm and lets everyone know that he successfully worked undercover in Frankfurt am Main. Julia finds this scary. Mechthild, on the other hand, says "wonderful" and is happy to rent the smart guy the granny flat in her house. Her daughter Nele, who now has to share a roof over her head with her new employee in her private life and feels compelled to demand loyalty from her mother, doesn't find this at all funny... But all these sensitivities fade into the background when Paul Schott pulls a seriously injured man, Victor Eder, out of the water, whose condition seems to stabilize in the hospital before he dies. The head of the clinic, Dr. Bürki, diagnoses a heart defect. However, the autopsy of the body reveals that the body had been poisoned. Suspicion falls on Eder's wife Marianne, who inherits his fortune and clearly no longer likes him. The investigation into another case against the known scoundrel Alex Jessen and his girlfriend Jana for organized gambling on a yacht makes the use of an undercover investigator necessary - Jakob Frings's hour has come. But in doing so he puts his life in danger.

• Crime