S2 • E1 Jan 26, 2021 48m
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The Olympian Dagmar Ehwald is found dead in the water on the Grünau rowing course. The 35-year-old athlete recently qualified for the Olympics in the rowing pair with her partner Juliane Spieker. But as soon as it came, it went: Dagmar Ewald subsequently tested positive for doping. Now she has apparently been beaten to death. Juliane Spieker protests her innocence, although her former teammate's doping disaster will most likely cost her her Olympic qualification, for which she trained hard. She has long since returned to training with a new partner. Dagmar's husband, Steffen Ehwald, a busy staff officer in the German army, directs suspicion towards Dagmar's trainer, Martin Lubitsch, who is also responsible for looking after the athletes. But was it really about doping or was it murder out of jealousy? Steffen Ehwald was rarely present as a husband, so Dagmar sought out Lubitsch's company. Or had he pretended to love her in order to plant doping substances on his "golden girl"? And what role does Dr. Sylvia Kronenberg, who was responsible for examining Dagmar's doping sample, play? Little by little, the investigations reveal a deadly mixture of old guilt, eternal gratitude and explosive anger.
