Sophie returns to her hometown of Regensberg for her father's funeral and investigates his alleged suicide. Directed by Franz Peter Wirth, 1997.

After witnessing a murder, a young high school student goes on the run without telling his parents what happened. Directed by Torsten C. Fischer, 1997.

Philipp tries to help a young woman in distress and gets sucked into her dysfunctional world. Directed by Franz Peter Wirth, 1997.

On the way to visit an archeological excavation, Sophie and Anselm find a dead body in a marsh. Directed by Franz Peter Wirth, 1997.

Sophie befriends a couple living on the street and stumbles onto a criminal ring that exploits the homeless. Directed by Rolf Liccini, 1997.

A man with an aristocratic bearing informs Father Anselm that he's the new owner of the estate that houses the monastery's rare books. Directed by Torsten C. Fischer, 1997.

Sophie thinks that the apparent suicide of a young actor is actually murder and undertakes her own investigation. Directed by Torsten C. Fischer, 1997.

Father Anselm tries to help a young man taking refuge in a church who fears he killed his own brother. Directed by Franz Peter Wirth, 1997.

When a young woman dies of poisoning, Sophie's nephew and his friend both come under suspicion. Directed by Rolf Liccini, 1997.

Sophie reaches out to help a troubled young woman, who subsequently befriends a traumatized little girl and runs off with her. Directed by Rolf Liccini, 1997.

Father Anselm investigates a murder that happened behind monastery walls and encounters some resistance from a colleague. Directed by Franz Peter Wirth, 1997.

The head chemist of a cosmetics company turns up dead and so does the CEO's dog - and Sophie sees a connection. Directed by Rolf Liccini, 1997.

Sophie investigates the death of a biochemist, which occurred just before he was to receive a prestigious award. Directed by Rolf Liccini, 1997.

A Romanian professor is found murdered at the university and Philip's friend and crush, Sybille, is accused of involvement. Directed by Franz Peter Wirth, 1997.