So far all episodes had a Northern Germany setting, in big or medium size cities. Now here is a case that takes place in a village in the mountains specialized on skiing. A literally little country policeman finds a body of a young woman and it turns out that only a few people, all living in the house, where the body was found, could have committed the murder. The story is clever, well balanced and paced and as a surprise it is not the investigators from the next city but the hen pecked country cop who outwits his colleagues at the end and finds out who did it.
The are no well known actors but Grit Boettcher, but well known voices due to the fact that many actors earned some extra money by doing dubbing work for foreign films. One thing no "Stahlnetz" episode can do without is the constant mentioning of the meager payments for policemen and the humble equipment they have to work with (in comparison to what movies tell you). Here it is the funny little police car that the country cop drives.
The are no well known actors but Grit Boettcher, but well known voices due to the fact that many actors earned some extra money by doing dubbing work for foreign films. One thing no "Stahlnetz" episode can do without is the constant mentioning of the meager payments for policemen and the humble equipment they have to work with (in comparison to what movies tell you). Here it is the funny little police car that the country cop drives.
