Das Oktoberfest ist in vollem Gang, als der 31-jährige Blogger Michael Stadler, der augenscheinlich dort zu Gast war, tot am Zentralen Omnibusbahnhof gefunden wird.
Die Tat ist in voller Länge auf den Überwachungsaufnahmen des ZOB zu sehen – eine ungewöhnliche Ausgangslage für die Kommissare auf der Suche nach dem Täter. Von Stadlers Kollegin Laura Funkel erfahren sie, dass Michael Stadlers letzte Story einen Skandal auslöste.
Es ging darin um die scheinbar unsaubere Vergabe eines Wiesnzelts. Der ehemalige Wiesnwirt Johann Beierlein, der durch Stadlers Enthüllungen sein Zelt verlor, ist auf einer mysteriösen Mailbox-Nachricht zu hören. Die Kommissare haben bald einen verwirrt wirkenden Hauptverdächtigen, den 30-jährigen Xaver Spieß, mit dessen Hirschfänger Stadler erstochen wurde. Aber auch die Wiesnchefin Johanna Pfeiffer und der Wiesnwirt Nico Esswein geraten in den Fokus der Ermittler. (Text: ZDF)
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