FRESHLY INVESTIGATED: The Kaltwasser Case (Vol. II)

Leer, 1958. On her way to visit her husband’s grave, Martha Frisch finds the body of her brother-in-law, Siegfried Kaltwasser, a judge – strangled. The police suspect the killer was in the same professional environment as Kaltwasser, who had a reputation of not showing any mercy in his cases. Martha listens a little more closely to the gossip circulating in her shop and begins her own investigations. All the more so when, days later, the body of the teacher Oltmans is also found in the cemetery. Both victims belonged to the newly-founded Society for the Preservation of Customs and Decency. Could the motive for the murders be traced back to a period that most of the residents of Leer, cheerfully busying themselves in the miraculous economic boom, would rather forget?