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In Sète, the nautical tournament is an ancestral tradition. As old as the rancor that moves the Caravani and the Villa, two rival families that vie for the famous Saint Louis trophy. Is it because of this hatred that they find Kevin Villa's body one morning on the canal? Or maybe because he was Tiphaine Caravani's secret boyfriend?
In an investigation that looks like Romeo and Juliet, our investigators must clarify the most intimate secrets of the protagonists of the romance ... and discover that the hatred had spread silently within the family of the victim.
After the telephone call of a woman in distress, Clara Séguret, our investigators will find a murder in which all the evidence points to Damien Heyrieux a blind friend of the victim ... the only problem: Soler and Marchal do not even find the mobile of the crime or Clara's body. Why would he want to kill his young friend and rich heiress of Séguret perfumes? And how could the body disappear?
Maxime Baltard, a former prisoner famous for his escapes and who seemed to have found his redemption, appears dead on his farm. Apparently, Maxime hid secrets from his family, including Isabelle, his wife ... a woman who had given everything for him. Maybe she thought her husband had betrayed her? Our investigators will not cease to be surprised since Maxime Baltard, is an old acquaintance of the police. He was a famous thief specialized in jewelry, he had known his glory hours 10 years ago. He and his wife were arrested and had been in prison and after serving their sentence they decided to rebuild their lives buying this property.
Sylvain Théron, a gold digger, appears dead by the river. The investigation is complicated, since nobody in this world worthy of the Far West speaks with the police. Lea opts to infiltrate a member of his team and this is how in this episode we find Erwan pretending to be a miner. Who could wish the death of Sylvain Théron? Is your death related to gold fever? Or with your complicated divorce and your seriously ill child?
General rehearsal day at the Montpellier Opera. François Durieux, first violin of the philharmonic orchestra, is found stabbed with a luthier knife. This talented and lonely young man did not seem to have more passion than music and his Armanello, a prestigious violin of the eighteenth century. A passion supported by his mother and Pascal, his luthier and mentor. The suspicions fall on the second violin of the orchestra and main rival of François.
Isabelle Prioux, a climbing teacher, is found dead at the foot of a cliff in Hortus, victim of the sabotage of her team. Why kill this seemingly inoffensive woman who returned to the region after 5 years of absence? His departure, caused by the accidental death of his assistant on the same cliff, is related to the murder? Isabelle had changed radically during her absence, she, who once climbed alone to anywhere, now showed extreme concern for safety ... Our researchers will discover that although Isabelle Prioux thought she had buried the past, someone was waiting for her return , hiding a dark secret.
Michel Lecompte, old nautical glory, is killed in the sailing club he runs: Les Alizés. Who could wish the death of this man idolized by a whole region and by several generations of navigators? Ludovic Belko, a young delinquent in which Michel recognized himself and whom he had helped to reintegrate? Jean-Paul Arsan, father of a student traumatized by extreme harshness as Lecomte's mentor, or Anaïs Varzay, a young apprentice who came incognito and who knew that Michel was responsible for the death of his father?
Paul discovered Camille's secret passion for music, a passion he had hidden from his colleagues in the brigade. She plans to sing at the Théâtre de la Mer at an amateur festival and Paul offers Léa to surprise Camille by going to the festival. But the party becomes a drama when Camille, at the end of the show, discovers the body of Quentin Vidal, the new director of the festival, shot dead in his hotel room. Camille is afraid: not only was she the one who had an appointment with him, but she has been killed with her weapon! Paul and Leah insist on taking the case despite their closeness to Camille. Why does the murderer seek to indict Camille? Did Camille tell the whole truth?
The fifty-year-old Hervé Brianson is found dead on his sailboat moored in Port Camargue. The man originally from the area had not appeared for 20 years. He had become a famous photographer who traveled the world with his work. Brianson had won the Pulitzer Prize thanks to the photography of an indigenous child taken in the Amazon. Although initially the investigation focuses on the traffic of snuff between France and Spain, Isabelle Leduc, the captain of the port will become suspicious, since, years ago she and Brianson had been lovers. The investigation will discover the true personality of the photographer who was willing to do anything to get a fame he did not deserve.
Baptiste Lacroix, a well-known truffler in the region, vanishes in the middle of his oak plantation. Impressive event difficult to assume by his family that has already been hit by a tragedy: the accident in which Julie was paraplegic. At that time, Julie and her partner had settled down on their parents' farm and thanks to her affection, she had managed to recompose herself and focus on the cultivation of truffles. The autopsy reveals that the victim died from a brain injury. Investigators discover that the place of death is not really the scene of the crime.
The corpse of a man dressed as a Templar is found one morning at the foot of the wall of the Constanza Tower of Aigues-Mortes. Everything seems to indicate that his death was an unfortunate accident, but a closer examination reveals that he was killed. Soler and Marchal discover that the victim is Marco Salieri, a guide of the tourist office of the city to which his friends had prepared a bachelor party set in the Middle Ages. Marco promised with Charlotte the daughter of Olivier Rohan, a well-known professor of medieval history seemed about to discover a mythical Templar treasure. Was he killed for this reason? Soler and Marchal will discover then that Marco Salieri is not what he appears to be.
Céline Ducourneau appears lying on her terrace and is in a coma. She was a battered woman to whom an association gave the opportunity to rebuild her life in Montpellier. As the ex-husband is still in prison, and everything points to a simple landscaping accident, Leah is about to close the case. That is when he is surprised to discover a familiar face among the people who called Celine the morning of his death.
