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Commissioner Häberle's new case seems clear: The advisor from the employment agency, found dead in a remote valley on the edge of the Swabian Jura, was murdered by one of his clients. A whole series of clues, as well as DNA traces at the crime scene, undoubtedly point to Gerhard Ketschmar. The 55-year-old civil engineer is at his wits' end, both mentally and physically, after more than a year of unsuccessful job searching, filled with hatred because he is threatened with being pushed onto the Hartz IV sidelines. However, as his trial is being prepared in the jury chamber of the Ulm District Court, August Häberle has significant doubts. Could an innocent person be sentenced to life in prison?.