“Feelings always suck.” The Lower Bavarian village police officer Franz Eberhofer internalized this deeply felt wisdom long ago. That is why he suffers only moderately when his girlfriend Susi is just distancing himself. Even in the event of a fire on the neighboring Mooshammerhof, Eberhofer does not break out into unrest. Even the fact that an attractive woman from Munich was killed in the fire does not irritate Franz in the long term. But what really throws him off balance is that the doctor attests that he is leading a life that is hazardous to health and puts him on a strict diet: No more red meat, lots of vegetables and no more meat loaf. So tough conditions for the following murder investigation, which involves a new hotel or jealousy. Suspicious figures include Ms. Grimm, the victim’s mother, a gay couple and the local soccer god Buengo. Unfortunately, Susi obliged Eberhofer to look after their toddler Pauli for a while, which hinders police work a little. To make matters worse, the self-appointed private detective Rudi Birkenberger rushes to the rescue to advise on nutrition, education and investigation without being asked. Can Franz get through this whole dilemma without strengthening liver meat rolls?