Police in Rosenheim secure Otto's final triumph.
In the gripping 2009 Crime series "D," episode 11 takes an unexpected turn as detectives Korbinian Hofer, played by Joseph Hannesschläger, and Christian Lind, portrayed by Tom Mikulla, delve into the murder of Otto Lindenthaler, the best player of the local golf club.
The crime scene, initially pointing towards Karin Legler, a former flame of Lindenthaler, yields a crucial piece of evidence - a button that almost seals her fate. However, the investigation takes an unexpected turn when detectives uncover a significant detail from Lindenthaler's past. This revelation, though not named in the summary, becomes pivotal to the case[1].
As the story unfolds, it is revealed that Lindenthaler was not well-liked due to his cheating ways, with Daniel Rothemund, the second-best player of the club, expressing his displeasure. Rothemund, played by an unnamed actor, finds himself under scrutiny, along with his wife Leni, who was having an affair with Lindenthaler.
Meanwhile, Karin Legler, played by Karin Thaler, is seen on the golf course with her friend Eva Simbacher, far from the crime scene. Legler's involvement in the case is of great interest to the detectives.
The series, directed by Holger Gimpel, also features Alexander Duda as Police Director Gert Achtziger, Max Müller as Michael Mohr, and Marisa Burger as Miriam Stockl. Christian K. Schäffer takes on the role of Jo Caspar, the clubhouse manager, who, along with Marie Hofer, played by Karin Thaler, discovers Lindenthaler's lifeless body on the golf course.
"D," a Crime series, carries a FSK rating of 12, making it suitable for a general audience. The genre, combined with the suspenseful plot, promises an engaging watch for crime enthusiasts[2]."
[1] The crucial person from Otto Lindenthaler’s past is not explicitly named in the given bullet points, but the article assumes that the information is revealed in the episode. [2] The genre and FSK rating are based on the information provided in the bullet points. The article does not provide additional information about the series' engaging nature for crime enthusiasts.
- Although the detectives initially suspect Karin Legler, a crucial piece of evidence found at the crime scene points to another potential suspect from Otto Lindenthaler's past.
- As the series "D" delves into the murder of Otto Lindenthaler, a local golf club player, it becomes clear that other characters, such as Daniel Rothemund, who was second-best at the club, and Legler's friend, Eva Simbacher, may have a role in the case.
- Sports enthusiasts might find interest in "D," a Crime series, as it features other sports like golf and even touches upon sports-betting, which could be related to Lindenthaler's murder within the European leagues.
- While crime and justice are the main focuses of the series "D," sports fans may also appreciate the analysis of golf scenes throughout the show, given its prominent presence in the storyline.
