Sun, Dec 8, 2002
Schimanski and his girlfriend Marie-Claire are worried about 17-year-old Attila. The young Chechen was the only one who survived an illegal transport that was supposed to take him to Germany with his father and 23 other war refugees. The police suspect a Duisburg transport company to be behind the machinations. However, there is no evidence. That's why Hänschen und Hunger ask Schimanski for help. The ex-commissioner hesitates. But then he declares himself ready for the dangerous task and with a clever move he succeeds in gaining access to the gang of smugglers: With the help of a prostitute who offers her services to truck drivers in a parking lot at the border, the smuggler Will becomes temporary Checkmated. Schimanksi jumps in as a driver at short notice and thus gains access to the refugee transports. He sees the suffering of the drawn people who pay horrific sums to their supposed helpers and put themselves in great danger when trying to escape. And he gets to feel the rough methods of the criminals. On one of these transports, Schimanski met Lara, whom he met again a little later in Duisburg - strangely enough, at a secret meeting of the notorious smugglers - in a wholesale market hall. He is completely surprised when he also meets Attila, who went off on his own to find his father's murderers, in this market. The fact that the hardened truck driver will not give up in the meantime to look for the prostitute who had put him out of action for a while is completely forgotten in the hustle and bustle of the events. The hungry and hungry are all the more shocked when they learn of the death of the woman who was obviously also tortured. This murder has fatal consequences for Schimanski. The situation is spiraling out of control, and the Duisburg investigators are once again characterized by helplessness. But then Lara of all people takes the initiative.
Sun, Jan 11, 2004
Schimanski's financial situation looks like a disaster once again. Without hesitation, he accepts the job of an unknown Paul Rosenfeldt to protect him as a bodyguard. He ignores Marie-Claire's warnings, although he too finds Rosenfeldt's behavior and his story strange and confused. It becomes dangerous for the ex-Ruhrpott commissioner when his client dies a short time later. Schimanski is suspected of murder and has to flee from his former colleagues Hunger and Hänschen of all people. His escape turns into an adventurous journey into the world of Jewish life. With the help of the beautiful Lea Kaminski, whom he obviously likes very much to Marie-Claire's displeasure, the wise Rabbi Ginsburg and a mysterious combination of numbers, Schimanski succeeds in clarifying the connections between Rosenfeldt's secret. But even a professional like him realizes too late that this number combination contains another encrypted name behind which a well-known man is hiding, who is becoming a great danger not only for Schimanski.
Sun, Apr 10, 2005
Schimanski is financially secure. A pension payment. He shares this with Marie Claire on a romantic trip to Belgium. But Gaubner, convicted of murder, has escaped from a nearby prison and, of all people, runs into Schimanski. And the police pursuing him are not far away. Gaubner threatens to shoot himself if he is not allowed to see his son David. Schimanski, who senses Gaubner's secret, enables him to escape and tries to bring him together with his son David. On an adventurous road trip, Schimanski learns more and more about the tragic events surrounding the murder of David's mother, for which his father went to prison. There are growing suspicions that the real killer has not yet been caught. is it david Did the father take the blame to keep his son out of jail. Schimanski has increasing doubts that David's father is the real culprit.
