Mord am Rhein

Permanently Closed - The famous author Agatha Christie accidentally comes across documents proving the existence of a mysterious secret society and the horrific atrocities committed by its members. She decides to write a book about this organization entitled "Secret Society." The first manuscript is almost finished, but she still lacks relevant evidence for some of the information. The trail of the criminal organization leads to Frankfurt am Main. Agatha travels to Frankfurt under cover to visit the most important literary mecca since Johannes Gutenberg's invention of the printing press in Mainz – the Frankfurt Book Fair. During a stay at the castle of an old friend in Wiesbaden, she tries to find and put together the missing "puzzle pieces" for her novel – unaware that she has now become a participant – the organization is on her trail. The members of the secret society carefully plan to eliminate Agatha and seize the manuscript for themselves – because they cannot allow it to be published. Agatha is the new star of the European literary scene in 1920. In the meantime, Agatha has hidden the manuscript in the castle as a precaution. That same afternoon, she disappears – she was kidnapped in her carriage by masked men in broad daylight. Since three dead passersby are found at the scene of the kidnapping, rumors spread that she is actually dead. In order to investigate this case as quickly as possible, her trusted confidant in London puts together a group of Scotland Yard's best detectives.