To get enemies, it is not necessary to declare war. It is enough to simply say what you think.
Martin Luther King
A dead Turkish young man is found. Three days later, the police find another dead man in the same place, among flowers, candles, photos, condolences. Now the two cases come to the State Criminal Police Office. Martin Kuhlmann and his colleagues once again become acquainted with the radical right-wing scene. They quickly discover that the brown swamp extends even into the upper circles. When they even discover a policeman in various photos, even the judicial authorities realise how widespread the right-wingers are, disguised as cleaners, how cleverly they instrumentalise political positions of the social centre for their own purposes.