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New Franken “Tatort” pairs Voss with investigator Emmy Rathgeber
Emmy Rathgeber joins Felix Voss as a new investigator in the Franken “Tatort” crime series.
Their first case is set in the Obermain region of Franconia, where Rathgeber begins work with the Nuremberg police.
They investigate the killing of Elias, a young performer who was found with his throat cut.
The case leads them to Elias’s parents and two friends from his youth, as they uncover what happened to the group years earlier.
The story examines the difference between law and justice, including the rule that someone acquitted once cannot be tried again for the same offence, even if new evidence later emerges.
It also explores family silence, revenge and tensions around traditional gender roles.
Rathgeber’s arrival starts a new chapter for the Franken team, though the sources do not say what will happen in its next case.
Rosalie Thomass joins the Franken “Tatort” team as investigator Emmy Rathgeber, partnering with Felix Voss, played by Fabian Hinrichs.
Their first case, “Gottesgarten,” begins with the death of young performer Elias.
The investigation leads Voss and Rathgeber to Elias’s parents in the Gottesgarten area of Upper Main.
The episode explores the difference between legal justice and fairness, as well as family conflict and gender roles.
- Who
- Investigators Felix Voss and Emmy Rathgeber investigate the case. Voss is played by Fabian Hinrichs and Rathgeber by Rosalie Thomass.
- What
- Their first joint case concerns the death of young performer Elias.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- The investigation takes place in the Franken region, including the Gottesgarten area of Upper Main.
- Why
- Not stated
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- New investigator
- Emmy Rathgeber, played by Rosalie Thomass
- Partner
- Felix Voss, played by Fabian Hinrichs
- Episode
- Gottesgarten
- Victim
- Elias, played by Moritz Bock
- Setting
- Gottesgarten am Obermain
- Review score
- 6 out of 10 points from n-tv.de
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What people are saying
many of the paths that Emmy Rathgeber and Felix Voss walk in the story, I walked myself as a child and teenager
One should thank God for everything, even for Upper Franconians