The foundation of the respected physicians Prof. Dr. Ansgar Frey and Dr. Martin Jahnn has been saving lives in the war zone of Afghanistan for several years. Through their organization, Salima, Mariam and Shaheda also came to Munich from Afghanistan two years ago. Here they live with selected foster families. But the girls have one thing in common: they suffer from leukemia. Salima has to go to the Hellerhof private clinic regularly for her treatments with Prof. Frey and Dr.Jahnn, according to the foster care contract. Werner Hübner, his wife Anne and the siblings Julia and René take care of the sick Salima as best they can. For "Papa Werner" it is an affair of the heart, because he wants Salima to be really well again and that she no longer has to go to the clinic for the torturous treatments.
At a meeting of the foster parents, he presents the managing director Eugen Otto and his wife Anne with a fait accompli: Salima is no longer coming, "there are other doctors too". Shortly thereafter, Werner Hübner's body was found dead in the immediate vicinity of the clinic at the Tierparkbrücke. dr Katharina Jung, 52, teaches at the police academy. A woman who has both feet on the ground. She would like to enrich her theoretical knowledge through practical observations in the office of chief inspectors Ivo Batic and Franz Leitmayr. After two herniated discs, she is physically limited, but mentally she is on the ball. When she gets the job to track down the missing cat "Sissi" from Batics neighbor Ms. Lindner, Katharina Jung does her best.
Your poster campaign floods lovingly meowing Munich "kittens" into Batics, a life determined by a job. Justus von Ahlen, 16, Ehrenfried Marbot and teenage dream Caroline Puck found Hübner's body on the way home. The smart young people attend the same elite school as René Hübner. Chief Inspector Jung puts her through the wringer. With good reason, as it turns out, because the young people live in their own cosmos and withhold some things. The life of Anne Hübner, now a widow, has been shaken. She does her best to keep the expensive household afloat even after her husband's death. The care allowance for Salima helps enormously. Anne knows from meetings that the other foster families feel the same way.
As Batic finds out, the fathers have one thing in common: they have been unemployed for a long time. Anne's father Andreas Greindl has been plugging his daughter's household holes for some time. His plans for the grandchildren are ambitious, he pays the school fees for René and the golf courses for granddaughter Julia because it is important to him that they deal with the "right circles". Meanwhile, research is being carried out at the Hellerhof Clinic by Dr. Jahnn and Prof. Dr. Happy to the successful end. If your leukemia drug Sineleuk 651 meets the expectations, nothing stands in the way of an IPO and leukemia patients all over the world will finally have an effective drug available. The dream of working for many years as a doctor and researcher is within reach.
But what they are studiously concealing from their investors and sponsors is the fact that the girls from Afghanistan are in fact not "war orphans", but they were made sick as a kind of "guinea pigs". With the help of the biologist Sina Fröhlich, Batic and Leitmayr can put an end to the unbelievable procedure.