Uwe Raiter's fatally shot corpse is found in the ski lift at the Garmisch ski resort where his firm is negotiating to sell a snow canon, a practice furiously opposed by extreme environmentalists. Uwe also had an affair with the resort manager's promiscuous wife. His business partner left messages hinting at a crushing secret. The team finds further potential motives and arms while checking on alibis. The young commissioner makes a good impression on his actually clumsier chief, who is caught out scamming a search warrant from his ex, the ADA, by her boss, while her ...

Commissioner Anton Wölk's father in law Arthur Brandl and his wife accidentally find the corpse of the founder of the local alpine horns player girls ensemble. She was poisoned with a local herb, definitely known to her separated, not divorced husband. She also had a musical rival and an affair which was going nowhere. The D.A. and his staff are more helpful to his mother-in-law's dinner plans in their still common home then he or Claudia herself like.

A former ski champion is fatally stabbed in his veterinary practice with a missing scalpel. His excessive insistence on animal welfare made enemies among his farmer clients. The relationship with his brother was bad, actually since his wife chose him over her original fiancé, his brother. The veterinary assistant has her own dirty secrets.

Max Bauer's wood trade firm is the site of a bloody incident, either a fatal accident or, as turns out, staged to cover up a murder, by crushing with a log. The staff apparently has a joint alibi, a party after an annual meeting. the company is in financial trouble, the victim was the external expert advising to save it by ruthless downsizing. Personal motives are also possible, such as infidelity.

Leading regional contractor Ferdinand Kreitz had his skull smashed near the lake where his angling club, to which constable Franz Obermayr used to belong, fishes and plans to build a luxurious new HQ. Commissioner Wolk tries t hide that he's living in a caravan there, lend to him by CSI Falk. The victim and his business partner Thomas Urbacher were bickering how to break up the firm. Furthermore, troubles in marriage and club politics both provide potential motives and suspects.

Kristof Gerlach, who inherited Garmisch's leading wood carving firm, is fatally stabbed with a sculpting knife belonging to manager Funk, whom he fired the day before. Kristof's wife knew about his adulterous affair with the secretary, so the murder means her daughter inherits the firm, she the house, the adulteress gets nothing.

Monaca-registered millionaire Henri Lemont, a poker master, had his skull smashed with a silver candelabra in an exclusive Garmisch holiday villa. His discrete manservant had opportunity, was broke and inherits a Mediterranean luxury estate. Henri also won fortunes they could ill afford from several local casino players, some of whom went to great, possibly criminal lengths attempting to recuperate their losses, and mostly of his cashed winnings were stolen.

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Nursery CEO Bettina Schleitz's corpse was found in the HQ of the local eco firms association. The team works out her firm and private life were a mess, yielding suspects an account of infidelity and business counts, but the association isn't free of malversation either.

Ice hockey goalkeeper Korbi Kretchmar is found, murdered by puck impact, on the ice of captain Dennis Berger's local team. He was their only star, but covered in bruises from locker-room-punishment for repeated poor performances. he also secretly bet against the time and stubbornly courted coach Olaf Lang's daughter Peggy. Also lurking around is a jealous ex-player, now equipment and grounds keeper.

In restaurateur Dirk Preiss's garden, his twin Otmar Preiss's corpse is found. The late brother started his own restaurant a few months ago and scored a gastronomical magazine's prestigious prize with modernized traditional Bavarian recipes stolen from Dirk and slightly modified with fancy French names. Their wives are part of secrets, also involving the magazine editor, and a twin twist. Commisisoner Robert Bähr's discrete request to check the present coordinates of study friend Saskia Pfeiffer, who recently moved back into town, meanwhile causes a comedy of errors ...

Munich real estate firm owner Tobias Rösch is found murdered at night during his employees incentive voyage in Theo Engels's hotel VIPs cabin, which can't survive without the hefty investment he was expected to sign. Commissioner Robert Bähr finds his ex Saskia Pfeiffer, who started as waitress there, disappointing both as coldly-cooperative witness and hence 'inappropriate' date. The team finds out career - and romantic motives among Rösch's staff and on Engels's side.