Der namenlose Tag

Chief Inspector Jakob Franck has been retired for two months and now believes he can start a life beyond the dead. Twenty years ago, he stood by the mother of a deceased seventeen-year-old for seven hours without saying a word. Now, this situation catches up with him: Ludwig Winther reaches out to him; he is the father of the young girl who allegedly took her own life and the husband of the woman to whom Franck devoted so much attention. Twenty years have passed, and Ludwig Winther still does not believe in his daughter's suicide. He is convinced that she was murdered. Former Inspector Jakob Franck thus sets out to clarify the circumstances of her death, "to bring a cold case back to life." Jakob Franck follows his own unique method, "thought sensitivity": it is inimitable and unparalleled.