Enigmatic murder in the Vienna-Krimi: Haller on the trail of his past!

Enigmatic murder in the Vienna-Krimi: Haller on the trail of his past!

Wien, Österreich - An exciting crime in the middle of Vienna's life: In the current case of "Vienna crime novel-blindly determined," explains ex-commissioner Alexander Haller, masterfully played by Philipp Hochmair, a shadowy game of the past that leads him deep into his own demons. Since the fateful day of October 17, 2017, when a bomb attack not only lost his fiance, but also his eyesight, Haller has not found any peace. The recent events about a murder victim who left a mysterious note deepen the mystery, and the perpetrator initially stays in the dark. So reports ARD Mediathek .

The investigating authorities face several challenges. Haller's successor, Commissioner Laura Janda, played by Jaschka Lämmert, asks him for support. There is preliminary programmed because Haller is convinced of a conspiracy, while current investigations illuminate what is happening from a different light. The police station has also rolled up the file. Because another tragic incident occurred on the said day: the suspect Brandner committed suicide in custody, which Haller does not leave.

a network of secrets

Who is the murderer and what connection does he have to Haller? This question not only concerns the protagonists, but also captivates the spectators. While Haller and his loyal partner Niko, played by Andreas Guenther, immerse themselves in the old case, the duo encounters a dark reality. Haller not only has to deal with his own trauma, but also with a murderer who is closer than he thinks. This hunt for truth leads her through the streets of Vienna and even to an hourly hotel in which the first murder was committed, where café owner Sophia Wallenberg appears as a witness. The encounter with the managing director of the coffee house brings additional turns into the investigation when Haller receives his business card from Harald Nusser, which causes a lot of excitement.

The confrontations are heated. So we observe a demanding argument when Niko tries to intimidate nussians what ends in a tangible argument in which Haller is injured. But the investigators do not rest and also view video material that was found in the victim's locker. So the tension remains high until the end.

crime in numbers

The exciting action of the "Vienna Crime" is not only based on fictional events. The police crime statistics (PKS) of the Federal Criminal Police Office delivers interesting background. These statistics have documented the development of criminal events in Austria and has been electronically recorded since 2001. It serves the strategic planning of police measures and is essential for criminal policy development.

in Vienna, as in all of Austria, the topic of crime is currently present. Factors such as the display behavior of the population and the intensity of police controls have a major impact on the PKS figures. Interactive security reports that are updated regularly not only show the numbers, but also provide insights into social changes and their effects on the Crimerate.

The connection of tension and reality that is shown in the series not only encourages discussion, but also offers insights into the complex structures of crime. This is how the "Vienna Crime - Blind determines" remains a valuable and entertaining contribution to the Viennese media landscape.