S1.E6 ∙ Episode 6

Alya lives in a small seaside town. She is in love with fisherman Ivan, expects his baby and can't wait to get married with him. But on the wedding day Ivan disappears. Soon Alya finds out that he died while robbing a warehouse. Alya's mother persuades her to leave the town and to give birth in village. But the baby dies. Crushed with a grief, Alya comes back to the town. Tolik Kuntsev, the son of local mayor, starts seeking a hand of her, and she agrees to marry him. Four years later Alya finds out that Ivan is alive. Ivan tells her that he was forced to leave the town by the Kuntsevs, Alya's new relatives. The feelings flame up again. Alya is ready to fight her family for her beloved. But later she realizes that love was not the only reason for Ivan to come back.

American Lawmen explores the first policing of railroads, the mafia, the Everglades and lawless outposts across America. American Lawmen is the stories of policing seen through the eyes of the brave few who first picked up a badge.

viewers will follow Holes as he dives into cold cases to analyze the violent interaction between the offender and the victim, exploring not only the physical DNA left behind but the emotional "DNA" as well.

Government agencies investigate the mysterious disappearance of a powerful Presidential adviser.

Tax official and family man Hugo Marquardt (Barnaby Metschurat) lost his wife two years ago and still tries to give his daughters Emma (Emilia Weisse) and Laura (Maya Lauterbach) as secure and carefree a life as possible. Slowly, a kind of normality seems to return to the family's life. Laura has her first steady boyfriend at 16 and Emma has also regained her cheerfulness thanks to her best friend Chrissie (Naila Schuberth). All this is shaken when Chrissie's father Marius Milner (Klaus Steinbacher) is released from prison after eight years. He had killed a man, but now swears for his wife Kitty (Maike Jüttendonk) and his daughter to leave his old life behind. Hugo tries to meet Marius as unprejudiced as possible, but it soon becomes clear that the ex-con is pulling him into a vortex of crime, violence and lies, from which it is difficult to escape.

Featuring interviews with new survivors, psychologists, and experts on the Kelly case.