LandKrimi

A real scalp swims in a gravel pond, and a severed leg is found in a weir system. Head of department Franzi and her older colleague Michael are confronted with a puzzle of body parts that come from the same person.

Young police chief Sandra Mohr returns to her hometown of Graz with a bad feeling. Together with her new boss, Sascha Bergmann, she is tasked with solving the death of a journalist who was planning to write an article on abuse of office and nepotism.

We witness a homicide in anger. A detective who investigates the victim reported as missing quickly realizes who did it, why, and how the evidence was... eliminated. Then the story takes an unexpected turn.

A body, apparently bludgeoned to death, is found on the ice of a frozen pond in an Austrian village. The man who found the body is a retired police officer who, to the disdain of the two female detectives officially in charge of the case, decides to further investigate the matter.

After suffering a severe head injury on the job, criminal investigator Tommy Wehrschitz, is being suspended - for his own good. In order to deal with the changes in his life he decides to go to southern Burgenland, to sell property he inherited from his estranged father. Barely arrived, Tommy is invited to see the circus, which is currently in the village, but the colorful spectacle is cut short when a flying knife misses its target and kills an audience member instead. But was it really just an accident? Tommy begins to dig and the deeper he gets, the darker the secrets he uncovers until he has to fear for his own life.

When the daughter of a local dignitary is found dead in a closed mine in the Austrian mountains, a local detective tries to solve the case before the detectives from the big city can do so.

The dead body of a tourist is found in the mountains of Tyrol. The murder investigation focuses on the residents of a seemingly quiet village.

A young woman is found dead after falling down a waterfall. A heart-shaped stone is in her hand. Was that a murder or a suicide? To complicate things the inspector in charge is a former resident of the small town where the incident happened.

A former police officer investigates a crime on his own in South Tyrol.

On the Vienna Höhenstrasse are two alleged patrolmen, Roli and Ferdinand, at night on the road to provide peace and order.

The Schladming Night Race, the most important ski race of the year, is just around the corner. Fifty thousand people are expected, a state of emergency. Sandra Mohr and Sascha Bergmann of the LKA Graz are called in to investigate the mysterious disappearance of the coach of the Austrian ski team. Nobody heard anything, nobody saw anything.

A dumb girl is found murdered. A young Syrian refugee is suspicious because he has disappeared since the crime. When Achmet is put, the village community joins together to perpetrate lynching.

Years ago in austrian countryside a hit and run is committed, now two local cops investigate the death of that man - the dead in the lake. Did he take his own life. Adding suspense, the killed girls father is a former colleague (played by Austrias best comedian Josef Hader).

Christmas is coming up and Florian, barely twelve years old, this time has only one wish: He wants to finally get to know his biological father. But that is not so easy, because Major Josef "Seff" Vilser, a hard-nosed criminal official, lives in far-off Vienna and is not really eager for the fact that this year not only Christmas, but this time his biological son is also at the door , The passionate womanizer and relationship figurine Seff has never denied his paternity, but hardly ever lived. But Florian does not let up and finally persuades his mother for the Christmas trip to Vienna. And a little later father and son are actually facing each other. What follows, however, is a rather turbulent, sometimes almost ludicrous holiday week in the wintry city. The fact that this week but some long-smoldering conflicts in the Vienna underworld ignite almost explosively and two violently competing red light bosses want to dispose of each other, does not make for a relaxed holiday mood.

A sawmill owner is found strangled in the Mürztal. The mother of the dead wants to avoid a scandal, because the tracks lead directly into the local brothel.

The Salzburg police duo Heilmayr and Merana is looking for the murderer of a noble call girl.

Hotel guests find themselves isolated when a snowstorm rages furiously. Two of them die in mysterious circumstances. On vacation there, Captain Horak takes the case in hands but things start to get out of control.

A body is found in the hills of Styria. At first glance, it appears to be the suicide of a drunkard, but an investigation reveals that a murder has been committed. Soon the number of suspects exceeds the number of mourners. The victim, Johann Hödlgruber, had blocked a golf-course project, argued with farmers about a few square metres of agricultural land, protested against his neighbour's alpaca farm, and cheated his brother out of an inheritance.

After the body of a prostitute has been found in a lake, the case soon turns very personal for the detective.

Already most of the residents of a small mountain village have emigrated. Because all of the remaining people know each other, most of the affairs are handled among themselves. After one of the local hunter dies after a fall from a deer stand, the policeman Georg Treichel and policewoman Martina Schober believe on a tragic accident. But then it turns out that one of the rungs of the ladder was manipulated, and everything points toward a murder. Shortly after the farmer and hunter Hannes Guggenbauer survives an assault on his car, however Treichel get hurt badly and falls into a coma. Chief inspector Acham from Klagenfurt comes to support Schober. Now everyone suspects everyone else.

Commissioner Sandra Mohr suspects a connection between two prostitutes murdered in a similar way, but her superior, Sascha Bergmann, dismisses the obvious suspicion that a serial killer could be in Styria. The evidence is still too meager for him, and at the moment his attention is more on his career or the prospect of promotion. When the state police department puts a female boss in front of him, Bergmann falls from the clouds: self-confident profiler Nicole Sturm is an ex he left for another woman. Meanwhile, Bergmann's heavily-pregnant colleague and almost-daughter-in-law Sandra ignores his order to limit herself to gentle office work. On the way home at night, the inspector observes a suspicious scene with a prostitute who seems to be afraid of a suitor. Sandra intervenes, a shot is fired, the woman flees, and the man escapes. Bergmann and his new colleague Anni Sulmtaler know that they absolutely must find the frightened witness from the extremely cunning murderer. A race against time begins.

It's Halloween in Styria. While the student Resi Fuchs tries out occult rituals with friends, her mother Sabine meets with the professional medium Vera, through whom a helpful control spirit named Kornelius speaks. In the middle of the evening session, a shot suddenly rang through the window, killing the winemaker on the spot. LKA Commissioner Sascha Bergmann and his new colleague Anni Sulmtaler are taking on the case. Sabine's husband Pepi, who is not only an experienced shooter, but also misses his hunting rifle, comes under suspicion. The course of events is not that easy to reconstruct, however, because Vera had fainted and her partner Richie in the next room. Unfortunately, the omniscient control spirit also eludes any questioning by the investigators. However, his medium Vera seems to warn Cornelius more and more urgently of an immanent danger. Did the strange Dr. Stelzhammer had something to do with the murder? He stalks Vera and would like to drive her out of the dark forces with whom he believes she is making pacts. Maybe with a failed killing shot? When Bergmann and Anni finally find out the truth, they are almost too late .

First several barns burn down, then an old house goes up in flames: For months, one arson attack follows the next. When a body charred beyond recognition is found in the rubble of the burned down house, the state police gets involved.

When its new owners move in, the haunted past of a cursed home resurfaces and dark secrets come to light.

Jana Skoff, star of the folk music trio "Jana and die Lausbuam", has fallen madly in love with the singer of an indie band and would like to start a new life with her. Then Alex is found dead. As Commissioner Bergmann and his partner Anni learn from their Spusi colleague Kofler, someone has insidiously blocked the vent of the oven in the bathhouse where the victim slept. Many would have had the opportunity to do this: Alex's jealous, drug-addicted ex-girlfriend and bandmate Luca, the "Lausbuam", Jana's brother Dominik and her estranged husband Hubert, as well as the shady manager Jack Riedl. And none of them mourn for the dead. While Jana's conservative parents fear for the family's good reputation and even better business, Bergmann and Anni set about "smoking out" the perpetrator.