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A thrilling quest for 18-years-old Patrick Sahula, a fresh graduate from high school, who is the suspect of two murders. The case is even more serious as the victims were the young man's parents. Neither Kamil nor Kalendova could, at the very beginning of the investigation, known how complex and ambiguous is case in front of them and how hard it will be to solve it.

Kveta Kalendova (Jirina Bohdalova) arrives at his sister's house, where she wants to relax from the horrors experienced at the end of the fifth episode. The nurses are identical twins, so they are indistinguishable. Lieutenant Kamil (Vaclav Jilek) goes to Prague to sort out his sister's villa, which was robbed.

This episode begins with the death of Kveta's (Jirina Bohdalova) best friend. She does not know, however, that she almost became the victim of the crime and that her life was saved by Kamil (Vaclav Jilek). Completely separate from the case, detective Kamil, for the first time, will be recognized by the police.

A known lobbyist is found dead. Coincidentally, this is a man whom criminologist Kamil (Vaclav Jilek), grandson of Dr. Kalendov¡ (Jirina Bohdalova), had met before. The orchestrated killing is so tangled that the prime suspect is Kamil. He is placed into custody and Kveta has no choice but to urgently find the true killer.

This time, Kveta (Jirina Bohdalova) goes to a center for overweight women to witness with her own eyes, in the guise of Associate Professor Rybkov¡, her grandson's future wife, Kamila. Immediately after Kveta's arrival, a murder occurs in the center.

Kveta (Jirina Bohdalova) and Kamil (Vaclav Jilek) search for the murderer of a high school student. Kveta assumes the role of a substitute English teacher to help her grandson investigate the circumstances and person responsible for the homicide.

Kveta (Jirina Bohdalova) is a quirky, retired lawyer helping her grandson solve many convoluted criminal cases. This time she enters the community of homeless people to find out who is ordering contract killings.