Crossing Lines

The prosecutor in a high-profile case has been kidnapped, and its obvious whos responsible. But there are always other reasons than the obvious

The net is closing around Sophies informant. But hes been so careful about staying undercover that she has no way to warn him and soon itll be too late.

A rich student at a private Swiss school is killed in a hostage situation. At first it seems like a tragic accident. But the truth's more complicated than that...

When an anti-Mafia judge is shot dead, it's obvious the mob is behind it. So why would a contract killer interrupt his getaway to steal the dead man's watch...?

A vigilante is using a social justice group's leaflet as a shopping list for murder.

Kidnapping by a gang who don't leave witnesses is bad enough. When the victim's father is carrying a deadly disease as well as the ransom money, it's much worse.

The ICC team gets a lead on a notorious human trafficker, and discovers that even high-profile philanthropy may have a hidden darker side.

There are many ways to protest injustice. Some are easily ignored, other demand attention. Releasing radioactive material in a city centre is at the top of the list.

Re-routing a river across national borders is a vast project. The money involved is equally vast, certainly enough to be a motive for murder. Often more than one.

A bomb explodes at a football match in Poland, so terrorists and racists get the blame. But when the evidence suggests otherwise, where are the usual suspects?

What was the big story Journalist Freja Jensen discovered that made someone kill her?

Dorns team is tasked with protecting a rabidly right-wing politician from assassination. The question isnt who would kill him, but who wouldnt?