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- Season 6

(2018)

When a corpse clutching a crystal chess piece is found in the old fortress of Bitche, in the Lorraine region, police lieutenant Nicolas Muller is sent to investigate. He is accompanied by a young female intern and soon discovers, during this complex investigation, that he is actually related to her. While the Lorraine is familiar ground to Muller, being his birthplace, his investigation is made difficult by the fact that all the clues point to a crystal factory managed by his own father and sister - a family legacy he turned his back on by becoming a policeman. The ...

A young fisherman discovers the body of Morgane near the entrance to Douarnenez harbour. According to Celtic legend, this is the exact location of the sunken city of Ys.

One night, a woman suffering from dementia falls from the cable car that links two ski resorts. Claire Garibaldi returns to the place of her childhood to investigate alongside her brother Pierre, a police officer.

Gabrielle Sandraz, a journalist settled in a beautiful home on the hills surrounding Brides-les-Bains, is facing the murder of Georges, her husband. He fled the village ten years ago after having been charged with murder. Commander Julien Fores is in charge of the case - But these two are no strangers to one another - The murder of Georges is only the beginning - Which secrets does the small spa town of Brides-les-Bains hide?

The corpse of Amélie Fleurot has been found in the fountain Agathe. The police officers Maud Perrin and Julien Demarcy are in charge of the criminal investigation.

After the death of his son, a Sargent Major in the Colmar police department, Dr. Étienne Ronsard steps in to look after a grandson he hardly knows. It had been years since Étienne last saw his estranged son, who's being painted as a drug addict who lost control of his car and killed his partner along with himself. Étienne was never happy with the life his son chose, but he doesn't believe for a second that his son turned bad. He's determined to give his grandson a better memory of his father, so he sets out to prove that Sargent Major Gilles Ronsard was an upstanding ...

Sprigs of broom around a murder victim suggest an ancient legend.