Incited to Murder? The New Episode of 'Polizeiruf 110' - Complex 'Police Call 110' Case Leaves Viewers with Unanswered Questions
A complex and challenging case has left viewers of 'Police Call 110' with unanswered questions. The episode, filled with rapid scene changes and multiple plot strands, culminates in a finale that doesn't tie up all loose ends. The case, reminiscent of the 'White Tiger' incident in Hamburg, involves a young teacher named Felix Lange, who sent a fateful text message.
The case begins with a young man on a tram, who, after receiving a text message saying 'Do it!', kills an unknown woman before taking his own life. The investigation leads detectives to Felix Lange, a young teacher who was previously active in an internet forum where he manipulated a participant, potentially leading to a similar incident. Lange is identified as the sender of the text message.
The case is enriched with personal elements, bringing the lives of the colleagues in the department more into focus. One of the chief commissioners, Melly Boewe, is searching for her disappeared daughter and is offered the chance to find out the name of the man who raped her years ago. Another commissioner, Katrin Koenig, meets her own father again after years of estrangement. Meanwhile, Felix Lange had contact with Lara Trensbach, a young woman in a psychological exceptional situation, who later commits suicide in front of a criminal commissioner.
Despite the complex nature of the case and the rapid scene changes, several plot strands implode in the finale, leaving some questions open and not everything following a clear logic. The case serves as a reminder of the real-life 'White Tiger' incident in Hamburg, where a man manipulated children and young people over the internet. The leader of the criminal commissioners in the new episode of 'Police Call 110' remains unidentified, adding another layer of mystery to the complex case.
