- Original release
- Previous episode S03E02 - De Nieuwe
- Number S03E03
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Writer
G. D'Hena
- Country Belgium
- Original language Dutch
- Genres Crime, Drama, Soap
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Last update
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Babymoord
In de toiletten van een supermarkt is een babylijkje gevonden. Hoofdinspecteur Tom Segers vermoedt dat de moeder gewoon langs de kassa naar buiten is gewandeld en start zijn onderzoek met het bekijken van de beelden van de bewakingscamera's. Jean Bellon en Jimmy N'Tongo patrouilleren op straat en zien hoe een man in ondergoed uit een wagen wordt geduwd. Ze pikken de kerel op en zetten dan de achtervolging in op de auto met Nederlandse nummerplaat. Diezelfde avond verzamelen alle agenten voor de jaarlijkse fuif. De flirtgrage Gwennie richt er haar pijlen op Tom en samen verlaten ze de party. Wim is stikjaloers en de volgende dag is hij nog niet gekalmeerd.
If you are on the lookout for a gripping detective series that seamlessly blends action, adventure, and drama, look no further than "Aspe." This Belgian television gem, which aired from 2004 to 2014 on VTM, is an adaptation of the novels penned by acclaimed writer Pieter Aspe. The series invites viewers into the intricate life of Inspector Pieter Van In, portrayed by Herbert Flack, as he navigates his way through complex murder investigations amidst the charming yet mysterious backdrop of Bruges.
The allure of "Aspe" lies not only in its captivating storylines but also in its well-developed characters. The main protagonist, Inspector Pieter Van In, is far from a one-dimensional figure; he grapples with personal dilemmas that add depth to his character. Viewers witness his struggles with morality and justice as he confronts ethical questions related to each case he undertakes. This emotional complexity makes him relatable and compelling—a hallmark of great storytelling. The character dynamics between Van In and other key figures such as Hannelore Martens (played by Maaike Cafmeyer) further enrich the narrative. Their evolving relationship adds layers of tension and intrigue that keep audiences engaged episode after episode.
In season one alone, we encounter some thrilling plots that highlight what makes "Aspe" so special. For instance, Episode 2 introduces an unsettling discovery when Leen Vermast uncovers a skeleton at her restored farmstead. What begins as a simple investigation quickly unravels into a web involving human trafficking and murder—showcasing how each case leads Van In deeper into dark corners of society. Then there’s Episode 3 which revolves around an elaborate jewel theft tied to family secrets and revenge—an engaging plot twist that will leave viewers astonished at every turn.
