Overview
- The Brandenburger installment follows Vincent Ross and Karl Rogov after a goldsmith is shot and a historic jewelry collection bound for the Potsdam Museum is taken.
- Rogov works with officer Grit Klempke and a newly trained mantrailer dog, a scent‑tracking K9 that follows a person’s trail, to pursue a blood path from a wounded attacker.
- Detectives consider a Polish ring known for clown masks, yet key details do not fit that group’s usual methods, so the lead remains uncertain.
- Critics describe a calm, character‑led episode that lingers on interviews and family tensions while framing the story in Potsdam’s polished center and bleaker edges.
- Director and co‑writer Felix Karolus teams with Peter Dommaschk and Ralf Leuther, continuing the series’ rotating‑investigator format and adding craft detail from Karolus’s jewelry roots.