Death Mark

Commissioner of the Criminal Police Sabina Nemetz is extremely surprised to encounter a woman in a nun's attire at the main building of the BKA in Wiesbaden, who claims to wish to confess to a crime. And not just anyone,... but exclusively to Sabina's colleague, Martin S. Schneider. However, after a heated discussion with the new head of the BKA, he resigns, so Sabina has to take his place. What she hears takes her breath away: the seemingly harmless woman claims that she will commit seven murders in the next seven days – she remains silent on the motive and method. The elderly nun is detained, and chaos ensues at the BKA, especially after Sabina, despite all efforts, fails to prevent the first murder. It soon becomes clear that there is an intricately devised plan behind it all, which intrigues Schneider as well. He returns to the BKA and, together with Sabina, becomes entangled in the nun's game, unaware of the dark abysses his unpredictable rival will draw him into this time...