First Broadcast: April 8th 2011

 

Leonard Lansink as Detective Wilsberg

 

Storyline

 

Georg Wilsberg’s phone starts ringing in the middle of the night. Without further ado, his friend Anna Springer demands he come to a certain hotel. When Wilsberg steps into the hotel, he realizes that the dead body of a naked call boy is lying in Anna’s hotel room. Since the inspector has indeed ordered a call boy for the night, a scandal is naturally to be feared.

 

Based on this and because Anna would immediately be considered a murder suspect, both claim that they have been sharing the room and that the body showed up incidentally. As a victim, Anna cannot lead the investigation, and the case is taken away from her. Her assistant, Overbeck, must lead the investigations and starts work on the case immediately..

 

He first succeeds into revealing Alice’s identity, the one who has booked the hotel room. Private detective Wilsberg also begins his own investigation in the meantime by contacting the call boy’s agency, Dreamboys. The discussion with the agency owner reveals that call boy Adam is actually student Peter Hubner.

 

Though discussions with the other call boys do not bring any concrete results, Wilsberg becomes convinced that they are hiding something from him. For his own piece of mind, detective Wilsberg convinces his friend, Ekki Talkotter, to work as a call boy for the agency as part of an infiltration for obtaining more information.

 

Overbeck then evaluates the video surveillance tapes of the hotel and finds out, that Alice is actually Anna Springer.

 

Cast

    Rita Russek as Anna Springer

    Oliver Korittke as Ekki Talkotter

    Roland Jankowsky as Overbeck

 

Additional Cast

    Gotz Schubert

    Lavinia Wilson

    Caroline Beil

    Hugo Egon Balder

    Julia Hartmann

    Katharina Abt

 

Script: Jan Martin Scharf, Arne Nolting

Director: Hans Gunther Bucking

 

Creative Director: Michael Hahn

Casting: Sabine Besser

 

Producer: Micha Terjung

Producer: Anton Moho

 

Produktionsleitung: Liane Retzlaff, Martin Neumann