Eisner - 45 - Glück allein

For Moritz Eisner (Harald Krassnitzer) and Bibi Fellner (Adele Neuhauser) it is not unusual to offend at a higher level. The fact that the Minister of the Interior personally wants to keep them away from a case spurs them on even more: They simply ignore the instructions of their boss Ernst Rauter (Hubert Kramar) and drive to the house of politician Raoul Ladurner (Cornelius Obonya), where a bloodbath has taken place Has. For his wife, any help comes too late, the ten-year-old daughter is seriously injured in an artificial coma. Commissioner Julia Soraperra (Gerti Drassl), who is supposed to clear up the case at the behest of the minister, seems overwhelmed and self-conscious to Eisner and Fellner.
The traces not only point to an unsuccessful burglary, Ladurner's investigative committee against a Ukrainian businesswoman (Dorka Gryllus) also seems to play a role. However, Eisner's intuition causes him to doubt the credibility of the self-proclaimed clean man. When he and "Bibi" learn that Ladurner's first daughter committed suicide years ago , the investigators receive surprising insights into the broken family relationships. However, the true extent of the tragedy that unfolds for Bibi and Moritz in the course of their investigation is beyond imagination. In order to uncover the truth, they must not only keep a cool head, but also stand their ground in the face of increasing political pressure.
Harald Krassnitzer and Adele Neuhauser aka Eisner and Bibi Fellner pull a mysterious case in the new Vienna "crime scene: luck alone". In order to investigate a deadly incident at the home of a top politician, the duo must even ignore a ministerial order. What initially looks like a deadly robbery gone wrong leads to suspicious dealings by an entrepreneur and to the victims' family secrets. In the role of the charismatic and manipulative member of the National Council Ladurner, Cornelius Obonya takes on the investigative duo. Gerti Drassl gets caught between the fronts as commissioner, whose special closeness to the politician seems more than suspicious.