Even good people can die. The popular social entrepreneur Hans-Martin Taubert falls off a bridge and survives with serious injuries. Dresden investigators Henni Sieland and Karin Gorniak meet three homeless witnesses who claim that Taubert was thrown off the bridge. Taubert founded Berberhilfe, a company that takes care of housing the homeless and other people in need. He got rich through the poor and made no secret of it publicly. The three homeless people claim to be Taubert's security. He's been threatened a lot lately. Taubert's brother Hajo is also targetedinvestigators. Significantly less business-savvy than Taubert, Hajo had borrowed money from him for a shady venture. Taubert insisted, brotherly love or not, on repayment.
Shortly thereafter, another attack on Taubert is carried out in the hospital... The work for the people on the fringes of society is so lucrative that everyone fights for profit with all means. The inspectors also target Taubert's competitors. They get unwanted support from Wiebke Lohkamp, a colleague from the fraud department, with whose help the investigators discover a whole new side of their boss.