Rote Rosen Folge 1170
Transcript
00:00I want to run my own hotel one day.
00:03And the Three Kings can offer me everything I need to learn.
00:07Well, then stick to the ball.
00:10What is presented to you here as an information event is in fact a carded game.
00:18Or what do you say, Mrs. Mayor?
00:22I am forced to call the police.
00:25Because there is a suspicion that someone wanted to hurt you, Mrs. Stein.
00:30I'm worn and painted by the sun.
00:32And it's in my eyes.
00:34And it's in my eyes.
00:38Caught by the rapture of the dawn.
00:40And a restless sky.
00:42And a restless sky.
00:47This is my life.
00:51This is the way to find my own.
00:55This is my life.
00:56This is my life.
00:59This is the world where I belong.
01:04I'm rolling on.
01:06I'm rolling on.
01:26But why should someone do that?
01:29Finding that out is the job of the police.
01:32And as you know, I am obliged to report the incident.
01:37My God, now you don't have enough worries.
01:40Mrs. Stein, if everything goes well, we can release you tomorrow.
01:44Goodbye.
01:56Well, Mr. Dr. Seefeld, I am glad that you address this point.
02:00So we can clarify to the public that Mr. Flickenschild is of course not the only potential investor that the city has addressed because of the hotel construction.
02:09I would also claim that at your place.
02:12I can only confirm what Mrs. Lichtenhagen says.
02:14She has always emphasized that the competition should be open.
02:19But that's why we're here today, to get such misunderstandings out of the world, right?
02:23And on my property, Mr. Dr. Seefeld, no hotel will be built.
02:28Tulips grow there.
02:29And that in the future.
02:32There you have it, Dr. Seefeld.
02:34You probably picked up the wrong information.
02:37We'll see.
02:38No father's business and no gossip.
02:41And the construction committee will decide about the order.
02:48Any other questions?
02:54But how did this dioxin get into your bottle?
02:59Maybe a contamination.
03:01Well, you hear that again and again, that something like this happens.
03:04How long have you had the bottle?
03:06Philipp, I really don't feel particularly well.
03:09She needs rest now.
03:11Yes, that's probably it.
03:12Excuse me.
03:23I'm sorry.
03:35This unashamed guy.
03:38Yes, that was really a downer.
03:40Especially because he promised to fight with fair means from now on.
03:44He seems to have every right to be a bad questioner.
03:48Well, I think you've mastered the situation.
03:50Of course.
03:51I just hope the man is completely out of the window after the election.
03:53With his xenophobic temper.
03:56It would be nice.
03:58Thank you anyway for your support.
04:00Yes, of course.
04:02I have to get back to work.
04:04Of course.
04:05Nice to have you here.
04:11So.
04:13And now tell me why you didn't play your trump against Seefeld.
04:22That's just not my level.
04:24Yes, but the man defrauds tax money and acts as a moral apostle.
04:30You can't just take something like that.
04:33I really thank you very much for your efforts, Mrs. Jansen.
04:36Well, really.
04:37The less I understand why you don't hit him with your own weapon.
04:42With that, the election campaign would have run for him.
04:47Yes, that would really be a tempting idea.
04:50But the service supervision takes care of the irregularities in his pocket bill.
04:54Yes.
04:55Just tell me when.
04:57Dr. Seefeld will make sure that he himself dies with his paroles.
05:02I just don't want to get my fingers dirty because of him.
05:06Oh, baby.
05:28So I'll start now.
05:29No, we're waiting for Mr. Stein.
05:32If he doesn't come at the right time.
05:34Yes, you're right.
05:35Come on.
05:36Enjoy your meal.
05:40Oh, there you are.
05:41I'm sorry, I know I'm late.
05:43Hello, hello.
05:47So.
05:49What happened?
05:51Well, the cause of Henrietta's breakup is clear now.
05:54And? What was it?
05:56That doesn't make any sense at all.
05:58Then tell me.
05:59Digoxin.
06:01Digoxin?
06:23What?
06:31I mean, could it be that by some stupid coincidence, a mix-up or...
06:36Who knows how...
06:37No, that's excluded.
06:38No.
06:40We have...
06:43...digoxin in stock, but it's not even in the lab.
06:46So it comes ready-packed to us and is sold to the customers as it is.
06:51Yes, the digoxin can't have been in the drops she got from us.
06:54Yes, yes, it's in the drops.
06:57And they're yours.
06:58I mean, is there a possibility...
07:00Maybe the individual components of her drops were contaminated.
07:04No.
07:06I can't imagine that.
07:09But...
07:10We should investigate that.
07:12I mean, just to be sure.
07:15Of course, absolutely.
07:17It's best to do it immediately.
07:28Yes.
07:35So, how are you, Mrs. Stein?
07:37Better, thank you.
07:39Here you go.
07:40Oh, thank you very much.
07:43Yes, Mrs. Stein, as I indicated on the phone, I'm in charge of the investigations in your case.
07:50Are you the Chief Prosecutor?
07:52Yes.
07:53My friend from Berlin. I have nothing against her listening.
07:56Nicole Knisebeck.
07:58Yes, nice to meet you.
08:00Yes, Mrs. Stein.
08:02As you can imagine, I have one or two questions for you.
08:05Of course.
08:06First of all, where did you get your medicine?
08:11In the Meissner pharmacy.
08:13Aha. And who exactly mixed it up?
08:17Katja Meissner. I was there.
08:20What is your relationship to Mrs. Meissner?
08:24How should I put this?
08:26Friendly-distanced.
08:29That means, you don't translate very well?
08:36I don't want to hurt you, Mr. Held.
08:38Katja Meissner had an affair with my husband while I was in a coma.
08:45Of course, that hurt me a lot, but I tried to forget the whole thing...
08:49...and focus on my new life with my husband.
08:54And did you still keep your medicine in the Meissner pharmacy?
08:59Yes, which I never understood.
09:02I have to make an urgent phone call.
09:05Katja Meissner and I aren't the best of friends.
09:08But that's why she doesn't poison my medicine.
09:11And...
09:14...there were no other clues...
09:17...that Mrs. Meissner wasn't particularly...
09:20...well-to-do?
09:23No.
09:25I don't think so.
09:28I don't think so.
09:30...that Mrs. Meissner wasn't particularly...
09:32...well-to-do?
09:36Mrs. Stein, please.
09:40She did say something unpleasant, but I don't think you should overestimate that.
09:47And what exactly did she say?
09:53Mrs. Stein, please, I have to know.
09:56You know that you sometimes say things...
10:00...that you don't really mean.
10:02You should ask my doctor, Dr. Thies.
10:06She was there.
10:18Morning.
10:19You look like you're in a coma in the morning.
10:23Or like you haven't slept.
10:25That can have good causes.
10:27Unfortunately not.
10:30I've been examining the components of Henriette Stein's medicine all night.
10:35If you're bored, then I have a few things to do for you.
10:41Henriette Stein...
10:43...collapsed because of a digoxin poisoning.
10:46And the poison...
10:47...was in the medicine she took from us.
10:50Wait, I only hear poison.
10:53There's a suspicion that someone tried to kill Henriette. Poisoning.
10:58Who would do something like that?
11:02You?
11:04Yes.
11:06At the moment it looks like it.
11:10That would be...
11:12Attempted murder, yes.
11:14That's going too far.
11:17And what is this digoxin?
11:19It's a heart medicine.
11:22Did your father and you find anything?
11:25No.
11:26All the components I mixed into the drops were clean.
11:33I don't care, but what if Henriette used the medicine herself?
11:38And risked getting killed?
11:41That's nonsense.
11:43And putting the blame on her.
11:48That would be...
11:50That would be totally sick.
11:52Exactly.
11:56How did she get the digoxin?
11:59You can't just buy it at the drugstore.
12:03No.
12:05There has to be another explanation.
12:09Just ask which one.
12:15There you have it.
12:17I know that my survey values have dropped by three points.
12:20You owe it all to Dr. Seefeld.
12:24You already brought it to the local television,
12:27what he suggested to you yesterday.
12:30Obviously, his appearance showed more effect than I expected.
12:35You still have an ace up your sleeve.
12:38Mrs. Jansen, how many times do I have to tell you?
12:40I don't want to go to this level.
12:43And what if this Dr. Seefeld becomes mayor?
12:49There are still three weeks left.
12:51A lot can happen.
12:53Do you really want to risk it?
12:57As I said, others will take care of his spleen calculation.
13:00Yes.
13:01And until it's examined, the election is over.
13:05And if he becomes mayor for the time being,
13:08he will change the whole thing.
13:10This up and down in the polls, it happens in every election.
13:13We just have to keep our nerves.
13:18You really are a tough nut.
13:21I am who I am.
13:23And so I will also go against Seefeld.
13:25You will see.
13:27I'm sorry.
13:39If this goes on like this, we'll have to build more tonight.
13:4120 more reservations.
13:43Yes, but the menu looks very appealing.
13:45Good work, Carla.
13:48After the bankruptcy with the casino, we urgently need good PR.
13:51You'll get it.
13:52I promise you.
13:55Good day.
13:56Hello, Mrs. Van Loon.
13:58Here are the new customers.
14:00Where should they go?
14:01Mr. Albers, could you bring him to the refrigerator in the meantime?
14:03Yes.
14:04Thank you.
14:05Thank you.
14:06And?
14:07Did you have time to think about my offer in the meantime?
14:11Admittedly, it is attractive.
14:14At least compared to your first offer.
14:17Oh, that means I could hope.
14:19I didn't say that.
14:21You see, a new property would mean for me to start all over again.
14:26It would be a considerable financial burden,
14:29apart from the physical effort that I would have to make.
14:32Listen, I'll make you a suggestion.
14:34Yes?
14:35Consider my offer as negligible.
14:37I have found a better alternative for myself.
14:39Besides, it's better for both of us.
14:41You can continue to pull your tulips as usual,
14:43and I can still build my hotel.
14:46Yes.
14:47Have a nice day.
14:48I wish you the same.
15:03Tell me, are you crazy?
15:08If this prosecutor starts his research properly,
15:11DNA samples, fingerprints, telephone connections, what?
15:15What's going to happen?
15:17Fraud! False statement!
15:20Get a megaphone and call the whole clinic.
15:24Oh, fine.
15:25If it really comes to trial, we won't be able to prove anything.
15:30And Meissner is going to jail?
15:32I understand that you are angry with her, but this is going too far.
15:40What do you think would have happened?
15:43Oh, I don't know.
15:45But what you're doing here is criminal.
15:51And I'm not taking part in this.
15:53This woman doesn't take my husband unpunished.
15:58And I know about Philipp, how things are going.
16:00In doubt for the defendant.
16:02It's enough for me if Katja Meissner bears a thick mark of it.
16:08You'll see, she'll be acquitted.
16:12Hopefully.
16:15I guess I was too greedy this time.
16:18Do you think he should accept the offer from Flickenschild?
16:21The second one was totally acceptable.
16:23But I couldn't get my head around it.
16:25I just want to know where he found such a good belly.
16:29What are they doing there?
16:31I'd like to know.
16:32You're hurting your heart, Arjen.
16:34It was so beautiful.
16:35Why did he tear it out?
16:37Here.
16:38Here.
16:39Unauthorized planting of public land.
16:42What?
16:43We're paying a hefty fine for that.
16:45First you take initiative, and then this initiative, you murderer.
16:49These paragraphs have no meaning for beauty in the cityscape.
16:53I wouldn't have thought they'd give out a fine for that.
16:57They're not giving us a chance to get our money.
17:00I've stopped being upset about it.
17:02I haven't.
17:03I've stopped being upset about it.
17:06I've stopped being upset about it.
17:08I haven't.
17:09Erika has already sent a letter to the Nord-Ostsee-Zeitung.
17:12That's a good idea.
17:14You have to do something.
17:16But no one is doing anything here,
17:18even though the city has commissioned a company for it.
17:21If the gardeners would work like this,
17:23we wouldn't have any customers.
17:25We'd be broke.
17:26Maybe we should apply for the job.
17:36Yes?
17:37Mr. Held?
17:38Please.
17:39Thank you.
17:40Is there anything new in the investigations
17:43regarding my wife's case?
17:45They haven't been closed yet.
17:47But it all points to the fact that
17:49no one is doing anything here.
17:51No one.
17:52No one.
17:53No one.
17:54No one.
17:55No one.
17:56No one.
17:57No one.
17:58No one.
17:59No one.
18:00No one.
18:01No one.
18:02No one.
18:03No one.
18:04No one.
18:05The investigations show that only three people
18:07had access to the medication.
18:09Your wife, you and...
18:11And Katja Meissner.
18:13Quite right.
18:14Yes, and Katja Meissner is...
18:16naturally, your prime suspect.
18:19The facts indicate that.
18:21She accessed the digoxin
18:23and she mixed in the medication.
18:25But Ms. Meissner has no motive.
18:28Please, Mr. Colleague!
18:30Jealousy is the classic motive for murder!
18:33Mm-hmm.
19:03Okay.
19:33Hey, Raja.
19:34Hey.
19:35Sportlich, sportlich.
19:36Ich muss den Kopf freigekriegen.
19:37Ja, das kenn ich.
19:38Ich hab manchmal auch das Gefühl, ich bestreite keinen Wahlkampf, sondern einen Marathon.
19:39Du bist traurig, weil Ella auf dem Karate-Turnier ist?
19:40Nein, ich freu mich für sie.
19:41Aber?
19:42Es ist wegen Carla.
19:43Sie hat mich zu ihrer kulinarischen Reise eingeladen.
19:44Oh, nein.
19:45Oh, nein.
19:46Oh, nein.
19:47Oh, nein.
19:48Oh, nein.
19:49Oh, nein.
19:50Oh, nein.
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19:52Oh, nein.
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19:54Oh, nein.
19:55Oh, nein.
19:56Oh, nein.
19:57Oh, nein.
19:58Oh, nein.
19:59Oh, nein.
20:00Oh, nein.
20:01Oh, nein.
20:02Oh, nein.
20:03Oh, nein.
20:04Oh, nein.
20:05Oh, nein.
20:06Oh, nein.
20:07Oh, nein.
20:08Oh, nein.
20:09Oh, nein.
20:10Oh, nein.
20:11Oh, nein.
20:12Oh, nein.
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20:14Oh, nein.
20:15Oh, nein.
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20:18Oh, nein.
20:19Oh, nein.
20:20Oh, nein.
20:21Oh, nein.
20:22Oh, nein.
20:23Oh, nein.
20:24Oh, nein.
20:25Oh, nein.
20:26Oh, nein.
20:27Oh, nein.
20:28Oh, nein.
20:29Oh, nein.
20:30You see?
20:31Yeah, if you close your eyes, you can't defend the attack. I know it.
20:34Is that one of Ella's karate techniques?
20:37No, one of the Kalaripayattu.
20:39So, eyes closed and through?
20:41No, eyes open and through.
20:44So, are you coming to Carla's event?
20:46I'm not snorting.
20:47That's my Raja.
20:49Come on, let's go.
20:51Bye.
20:52See you later.
20:53Yes, I think the name is very good, too.
21:00It was a mixed idea.
21:02What?
21:03Really?
21:04That would be great, of course.
21:07Yes, I can have a look at your work.
21:10Good, okay.
21:11Yes, that's how we'll do it.
21:13Yes, okay.
21:14See you.
21:15Bye.
21:17Mr. Lange has the test version of my breeding horse software ready.
21:24Why are you making such a face?
21:27It's great.
21:29What's the use if no one is interested in High Class Forces International?
21:34Mr. Albers, you should approach the young people who have no fear of contact with the Internet.
21:40I have the impression that they have fear of contact with me.
21:43What's that?
21:45They don't trust innovative ideas like me anymore.
21:50At least I had the impression in conversations with them.
21:53Flat pipes.
21:55If I can't excite the flat pipes for my software, it's not worth it anymore.
22:00At least you have ideas.
22:03You, too.
22:05You have to continue your training here.
22:07Yes, I want to, but Mr. Flickenschild doesn't want me anymore.
22:11And now that he has found a property for his new hotel, he doesn't need me anymore.
22:18Wait, drink tea and look bravely into the future.
22:23Oh, I have to wonder.
22:25The culinary journey of Mrs. Saravacos is still a lot to do.
22:29I would like to help her, but unfortunately I don't work here anymore.
22:33And I have to leave.
22:41I'm sorry.
22:47Yes, sure, I'm coming.
22:49I'll just have a quick coffee with Merle.
22:51What's the matter?
22:55Yes, okay, I understand. You make it exciting.
22:58Then we'll see each other in Rosenhaus, okay?
23:00See you.
23:02Bad news?
23:04I don't know.
23:06Philipp said that he wants to talk to me urgently.
23:08About Andriette.
23:10Apparently he also said that you shouldn't worry about him.
23:12He did.
23:13And now you're only doing the right thing, right?
23:16Well, let's just say, I'm trying not to get hysterical.
23:23Is it okay if I drive right away?
23:25Of course.
23:26I would rather wait at Rosenhaus than at Philipp.
23:28Sure, get lost.
23:30Bye, bye, bye.
23:41Hello.
23:42Ms. Lichtenhagen, I'm sorry, I have to go.
23:44Oh, I know that. Bye.
23:46Well, that was quick. I was nearby when you called.
23:52Is it about the property?
23:53No, I put that in the sand.
23:55I wanted to talk to you about something else.
23:57Erika told me that there are difficulties with the company...
24:00...that was commissioned by the city to maintain the green areas.
24:03You can't really say that so generally.
24:06Well, listen, Erika is an expert.
24:08She knows whether a bed is in order or not.
24:11And what do I have to do with that?
24:13I wanted to apply for a job at the city.
24:16What do you think about that?
24:19Out of the blue?
24:21Not really.
24:22Well, hello?
24:24I'm doing a great job. I deliver top quality.
24:26I know, but that's not the point.
24:28Then what is?
24:29If the cousin of the mayor gets the job...
24:33...to maintain the green areas at the city...
24:35...then it will look bad.
24:37You've seen what comes out of it.
24:39And that's why I should let this job slip through my fingers?
24:43Oh, Anne, think about it.
24:45If Lüneburg looks more beautiful and greener in the future...
24:48...then that's also positive for you.
24:50Anne Lichtenhagen will make Lüneburg bloom.
24:53Yes, that's even much clearer.
24:55The economy will bloom.
24:56Yes, but still there will be an aftertaste.
25:00And what if I officially apply for this job?
25:03You don't decide alone who gets the job, do you?
25:06Yes, of course you're right.
25:07I'm telling you, I'm right.
25:18Hello, Philipp.
25:19Hello.
25:23Hello, Henriette.
25:25How are you?
25:27Better.
25:29If you were so nice, would you get me cotton pads and toothpaste from the drugstore?
25:37Did you talk to Held?
25:40He's investigating the case.
25:42Right. What did you tell him?
25:44Everything I know. Why?
25:46What do you mean exactly?
25:48It's an interrogation.
25:51What did you tell him about Katja?
25:56That she put my medicine together.
25:59And?
26:00Nothing and.
26:06Why does Held accuse Katja of being the main suspect?
26:10He must have gotten a clue from somewhere.
26:13You know what?
26:14I could have given it to him.
26:16Because your Katja said it would be better for her if I never woke up from the coma.
26:22But that's total nonsense.
26:25She said that herself.
26:27What do you mean?
26:29It's not so bad when the Holy Shrine doesn't shine so brightly anymore, right?
26:33But don't worry. I've kept the forecast for myself.
26:42Why?
26:46Because it wouldn't cast a particularly good light on Katja.
26:50But if you don't believe me, Dr. Thies also heard about it.
26:54Or ask your Katja.
26:57Well, I'll go now.
27:03I'll see you later.
27:15Well?
27:16Well?
27:17Is the star chef ready for the arrival of the guests?
27:19I'm the queen myself.
27:22I can see you've got it all under control.
27:27Okay, if you're already here, do you want to try my mango tart?
27:32If there's anything for free, I'm always up for it.
27:49What is it?
27:51I knew that Indians like it spicy, but salty was really new to me.
27:56How salty?
28:02It tastes awful.
28:04Are you in love?
28:07Oh no.
28:09We've mixed the filling with sugar and salt.
28:12I can throw them all away.
28:14Oh, what a mess.
28:15I'll never make it.
28:22Oh, my neck.
28:25What are you doing?
28:27I'm saving up for mango peels.
28:29Should I disinfect them or just wash them?
28:31Have you ever peeled a mango before?
28:33I can definitely do it better than mixing cake batter.
28:36Damn it.
28:47Nicole?
28:48What do you want? I don't want to leave Jette alone for too long. I don't have time.
28:51I'll go with you.
28:52Why?
28:53I want to know what's going on here.
28:55Your wife almost died. That's what's going on.
28:57Katja has nothing to do with it.
28:59How can you have doubts about everything?
29:01She's way too sensitive and empathetic.
29:04Yes, and polishes her holy face every day.
29:09I'm sorry, but why don't I get the feeling that you're happy that Katja is under suspicion?
29:14It's obvious why we don't like her.
29:17She got close to you as if Jette was in a coma and destroyed your marriage.
29:21That's nonsense!
29:23Nicole, it's not that simple.
29:25I really tried to save our marriage.
29:27Yes, by lying and cheating on Jette.
29:31Please, if you know something, tell me.
29:33All I know is that you broke her heart.
29:42That's business. And our conversation is over. I'm sorry.
29:57I'm sorry.
30:09I'm so curious what kind of face he's going to make
30:13when you confront Dr. Seefeld with his wrong calculations.
30:18Yes, yes, I know, I know. I'm just here as a witness.
30:22And don't forget that.
30:24I swear.
30:26Yes, please.
30:31You wanted to talk to me?
30:33Please, have a seat.
30:37Ah, I see you're informed about the current survey results.
30:41That's why you're not here. It's about last night.
30:44A really successful event.
30:46I'm sure you had a lot of fun in your performance.
30:49But he had nothing to do with our agreement to hold this election campaign.
30:54All I did was draw attention to a circumstance,
30:57which in my eyes is quite strange.
31:00After all, this is about tax money.
31:02It's good that you're talking about tax money.
31:05I assume you know what that is.
31:12How did you get to my savings account?
31:14That's not interesting.
31:16What is interesting, however, is that the meeting of the construction committee,
31:19which you said was an occasion for the costs, did not take place at all.
31:23That must be a misunderstanding.
31:26Certainly.
31:27That, Dr. Seefeld, is called tax money infidelity.
31:30And that will have a sequel.
31:32But we can talk about anything, Mrs. Mayor.
31:35You will have to answer to an investigation committee.
31:38And otherwise I advise you to refrain from your personal attacks for the next three weeks.
31:44Otherwise this will end up with the press.
31:46But...
31:47That would be all.
31:49You can go.
31:53Thank you.
32:00Bravo!
32:01That's how I like them!
32:08Watch this.
32:10Here you can get in touch with an interesting person by e-mail.
32:14What kind of person?
32:16The software is really good.
32:18High Class Horses International.
32:21And why is no one interested in it?
32:24Seriously, guys.
32:26I have the feeling that I have totally run away with the idea.
32:29Mr. Albers, you have to be patient.
32:31It takes time.
32:33Posthumous?
32:34It's no use to me if the website bears fruit.
32:37I thought it wasn't just about the money.
32:40Yes, it would still be nice if the website was a success.
32:45Or have I totally forgotten about the young breeders?
32:49In India they say, the doubt is the waiting room for knowledge.
32:53Here we go again.
32:55Hey!
33:11You look exhausted.
33:13Yes, the plague got to me.
33:15Have you already spoken to Held?
33:18Katja, I have to ask you something.
33:21Go ahead.
33:23Is it true that you told Henriette that it would have been better if she had never woken up from the coma?
33:31Yes, I said that.
33:35I was angry.
33:37I didn't mean it like that.
33:39I felt sorry for her at the same moment.
33:42Did Henriette tell you that?
33:44Yes.
33:46The situation is as follows.
33:48Held believes that you had a motive to poison Henriette.
33:51What?
33:52Well, good.
33:53You mixed the medicine and as a pharmacist you also have access to the digoxin.
33:57But I wasn't.
33:59I know.
34:01And what should my motive be?
34:04Jealousy.
34:06Henriette says that Dr. Thies was there when you...
34:12She would testify to that.
34:15But...
34:16Philipp, what does that mean?
34:19Am I going to go to court or what?
34:21I'm trying to prevent that.
34:23Why is Held not talking to me?
34:25I'm sure he will, but please don't go crazy.
34:28Philipp, I'm in danger of being charged with attempted murder.
34:37You are innocent.
34:39If it wasn't for nothing, I was Berlin's most severe defendant for years.
35:01A word in short.
35:03So...
35:05The knower knows and investigates.
35:08But the unknower doesn't even know what to investigate, according to an Indian proverb.
35:13In this sense, I cordially invite you all to new taste experiences.
35:22I don't want to make big words, but wish you much pleasure and good appetite on your culinary journey from Portugal to India.
35:31Thank you very much.
35:35Carla was in quite a hurry, but it looks like she mastered it all quite well.
35:40Everything looks very good.
35:43Oh no.
35:46Let's just eat in peace.
35:49Yes, let's just ignore him.
35:51No.
35:53I have a better idea.
35:55Come.
35:58Thank you.
36:00Good evening, Dr. Seefeld.
36:02I didn't know you had something left over for foreign cuisine.
36:06See how open and tolerant I am.
36:09Speaking of tolerance...
36:11You wanted to apologize to my godson for your controversial statements.
36:17I think now would be a good opportunity.
36:22Well, I'm sorry.
36:25I didn't mean what I said in a hostile manner.
36:28I hope you will continue to feel comfortable with us.
36:31Thank you, Dr. Seefeld.
36:38Yes, then I wish you a nice evening and good appetite.
36:56Thank you.
36:58You're welcome.
37:00Philipp intercepted me on the street.
37:02And what did he want?
37:04To smoke me out.
37:06You didn't tell him anything?
37:08No.
37:09Good.
37:10Hey, listen.
37:12I got a call from Berlin.
37:14I'm needed in my shop now.
37:16Sure, I understand that.
37:18To be completely honest,
37:20To be completely honest,
37:22I'm also quite right that I'm cleaning up the mess here.
37:25It's getting too hot for me.
37:27I'm not participating anymore.
37:29I'm sorry that I dragged you into this, but...
37:33Alright.
37:34Tell me.
37:35Don't you want to come with me to Berlin after all?
37:38A little distance will do you good.
37:41No, I'm fine here.
37:43Okay.
37:44But promise me that you go to your therapist regularly
37:47until there's a place available for you in Amrum, okay?
37:50I promise.
37:51When do you have to leave?
37:53As soon as I've packed my things.
37:55I thank you for everything.
37:57And you, don't do anything stupid, okay?
38:00I mean, I can understand that you want to get rid of this Katja, but...
38:04At some point, it has to be good.
38:06Don't worry.
38:08Nothing will happen to her except for a shot in the back.
38:10Okay.
38:11And if something happens, call me, okay?
38:14That will often be the case, that you love her.
38:32A big compliment to your kitchen.
38:34The guests were satisfied.
38:36Thank you very much.
38:37I can only give a big toast.
38:38The kitchen thanks.
38:40Albers, how's it going with your software?
38:43We're running a test version right now, but it doesn't really work yet.
38:47It's just a trial run for now.
38:49By the way, I looked at the website.
38:51It looks very promising.
38:53Mr. Albers?
38:54Hm?
38:55Guess what I have here.
38:58A business card.
39:00Yes, but not just any business card,
39:02but the business card of a young stockbroker from Wernigerode.
39:05Where did you get that from?
39:07I just ran into him in the lobby, after the culinary trip.
39:11He took the business card from his uncle
39:13and was extremely interested when I told him about your software.
39:18That's the buff, right?
39:21I'll put it this way.
39:23Sometimes you're quite good.
39:25I hope this is the initials you need.
39:28Thank you.
39:29Have a nice day.
39:30Well, you see, Albers, no reason to worry.
39:34Nice book.
39:36I even know the business card.
39:38Well, Mr. Eckert was in the right place at the right time.
39:43Although he sometimes doesn't know where he belongs.
39:48Do you have anything to say to me, Mr. Albers?
39:51Well, I think you can rely on him now.
39:57It just depends on how long it lasts.
40:00I'm sorry.
40:07Well, I just think that because I'm the mayor's cousin,
40:10I shouldn't be disadvantaged.
40:12Well, then a concept is enough for the city.
40:14I can understand Ms. Lichtenhagen's concerns.
40:17If you get the approval, it could bring bad press.
40:21Your niece can't afford that in the election campaign.
40:24Well, but if Merle has such great ideas,
40:26it might work out well for Anna.
40:28Exactly.
40:29So, apply for the job.
40:31Thank you. I wanted to hear that.
40:34Ah, hello, you two.
40:36Hello.
40:37Hello, is there any news?
40:38However, the mayor's lawyer believes that Henriette
40:42deliberately mixed digoxin in her medication.
40:45What? That's...
40:46Absurd.
40:47How can the man say something like that?
40:50Well, as a pharmacist, Katja naturally has access to digoxin.
40:53Well, then most pharmacies will be put under general suspicion again.
40:56Don't get worked up. Don't get worked up.
40:58Well, if there's no reason to get worked up,
41:00why should Katja do something like that?
41:02Jealousy.
41:03Oh, that's ridiculous.
41:05If someone is jealous, it's probably the divorced wife.
41:09Well, my hero interprets the evidence completely wrong.
41:11He believes, because I take care of Henriette,
41:13that I just left Katja,
41:15and then she has a reason to be jealous.
41:17Why is he so hasty?
41:19I mean, it's not about parking wrong.
41:21It's...
41:22Well, after the tumour with Falk Landau,
41:24he would behave well if he presented a main suspect as quickly as possible.
41:28Yes, but not at the expense of my daughter.
41:30Exactly. We won't allow that.
41:32No.
41:33Oh, people, I...
41:35You don't even know how happy I am that I have you all.
41:38That stupid public prosecutor should look for another suspect quickly,
41:41otherwise he'll get it from me.
41:52May I interrupt you for a moment?
41:54I have one or two questions about Henriette Stein.
41:56Yes, please, come in.
41:59Take a seat.
42:00Thank you.
42:02It's about the relationship between Mrs. Stein and Katja Meissner.
42:08What do you know about that?
42:10I'm afraid I don't know exactly what you're getting at.
42:13Well, there are certain indications that the attack on Mrs. Stein
42:18had personal motives.
42:21And how does Mrs. Meissner fit into that picture?
42:24I'd be interested to know if you were a witness
42:27when Mrs. Meissner, how should I put it,
42:31expressed a certain rejection of Mrs. Stein.
42:36There was a situation at the hospital.
42:38Both Mrs. Meissner and Mrs. Stein were very upset.
42:44And then Mrs. Meissner slipped out of it.
42:46Aha.
42:48Und was genau ist Frau Meissner da rausgerutscht?
42:56Frau Dr. Thies, Frau Meissner ist nicht Ihre Patientin.
42:59Sie unterliegen nicht der ärztlichen Schweigepflicht.
43:02Der Wahrheit hingegen sind Sie verpflichtet.
43:05Also?
43:07Frau Meissner hat gesagt, sie würde sich wünschen,
43:09dass Frau Stein nie aus dem Koma erwacht wäre.
43:11Aber ich bin mir ganz sicher, dass ihr das im Affekt passiert ist
43:14und dass sie das nicht so gemeint hat.
43:17Das wird sich zeigen.
43:19Vielen Dank.
43:31Herr Rhein.
43:33Herr Kippenschild.
43:35Sie wollten mit sprechen?
43:37Herr Eckart.
43:39Setzen Sie sich.
43:47Ich wollte mich bei Ihnen noch einmal
43:50für Ihre Unterstützung bei der Grundstückssuche bedanken.
43:54Keine Ursache. Es hat ja leider nicht viel genutzt.
43:57Wer sagt das?
43:59Ich hatte vorhin zufällig gehört, wie Sie Frau van Loon gesagt haben,
44:02Sie hätten schon ein anderes Grundstück.
44:04Also unter uns gesagt, da habe ich geblufft.
44:07Bitte?
44:09Entschuldigung, das heißt, dass Sie noch immer das Grundstück kaufen wollen?
44:13Sie wissen doch selbst, wie schwierig es ist,
44:15einen Baugrund für ein Hotelneubau zu finden.
44:17Ich verstehe nicht ganz.
44:19Frau van Loon denkt doch jetzt, dass Sie schon ein Grundstück hätten.
44:22Ja, sie wird sich gewaltig darüber ärgern, dass sie zu hoch gepokert hat.
44:26Und wird noch mal auf Sie zukommen.
44:30Alle Achtung.
44:32Ich kann noch jede Menge von Ihnen lernen.
44:34Tja, darum habe ich Sie hierher gebeten.
44:37Herr Eckart, mir ist nicht entgangen,
44:39dass Sie in den letzten Tagen und Wochen
44:41sehr viel Engagement gezeigt haben.
44:45Und deshalb würde ich, wenn sich Ihre Pläne nicht spontan geändert haben,
44:49Ihnen gern Ihre alte Lehrstelle wieder anbieten.
44:52Ist das Ihr Ernst?
44:54Nur, wenn Sie wollen.
44:56Hören Sie mal, und ob ich will,
44:58das werden Sie nicht bereuen, versprochen.
45:01Das hoffe ich.
45:03Die Probezeit beträgt drei Monate, also bleiben Sie bei der Stange.
45:06Mach ich.
45:08Danke.
45:10Herzlich willkommen zurück.
45:16Danke schön.
45:23Frau von Lohn, ich bin fertig für heute. Kann ich dann gehen?
45:25Ja, klar, kannst gehen. Danke.
45:27Soll ich Ihnen noch helfen?
45:28Nee, nee, mach ich schon.
45:29Quatsch, das mach ich doch gern.
45:30Aber Reitland, warte mal.
45:31Das ist doch wirklich kein Problem.
45:42Was ist das denn?
45:45Was ist das denn?
45:51Und woran arbeiten Sie gerade?
45:53Ich hab ein paar Objekte im Kopf, die ich aber noch herausarbeiten muss.
45:56Das klingt ja interessant. Gibt es schon Skizzen?
45:59Nee, nur ein paar Entwürfe, aber bis jetzt sind das alles nur Spielereien.
46:03Ich geh schon.
46:12Herr Held?
46:13Herr Stein?
46:14Ich möchte zu Frau Meissner. Ist sie da?
46:16Einen Augenblick, bitte.
46:21Katja, Oberstaatsanwalt Held.
46:26Danke.
46:28Sie wollen sicher mit mir sprechen.
46:30Wenn ich die Sache aufklären kann, dann bin ich natürlich gern bereit dazu.
46:33Aber vielleicht wollen wir lieber ins Wohnzimmer gehen.
46:35Das wird nicht nötig sein, Frau Meissner.
46:37Ich verhafte Sie wegen des Verdachts des versuchten Mordes an Henriette Stein.
46:44DER VERDACHTE
46:48Darf ich Sie daran erinnern, was Sie mir beim letzten Mal geboten haben?
46:51200.000 plus die beiden brachliegenden Grundstücke obendrauf plus 25.000.
46:57Wie Sie schon richtig sagten, das war beim letzten Mal.
47:00Wie gesagt, ich sehe keine Veranlassung, deshalb mit Ihnen gemeinsam eine Pressekonferenz abzuhalten.
47:05Ich lasse mich nicht im Wahlkampf vor Ihren Karren spannen.
47:07Vor meinen Karren? Gemeinsam vor der Presse diese Schmierereien zu verurteilen, hat doch nichts mit Wahlkampf zu tun.
47:13Sondern?
47:14Zivilcourage. Schon mal davon gehört, Dr. Seefeld?
47:17Frau Oberbürgermeisterin, Sie können sich engagieren für wen und was Sie wollen, aber ich lasse mir nicht vorschreiben, was ich zu tun und zu lassen habe.
47:24Es dürfte Ihnen klar sein, dass Ihr kleiner Auftritt hier endgültig disziplinarische Maßnahmen nach sich ziehen wird, Herr Stein.
47:30Den Gefallen kann ich Ihnen leider nicht tun. Ich kündige.