Scene of the Crime (Season 13)

Episode 1 (Episode 1) 7.0

Writer: Peter Scheibler

Air date: 1982-01-10

Runtime: 90 min

Episode 2 (Episode 2)

Writer: Uwe Erichsen

Air date: 1982-02-07

Runtime: 90 min

Episode 3 (Episode 3) 5.8

Writer: Thomas Wittenburg

Air date: 1982-03-07

Runtime: 90 min

Episode 4 (Episode 4)

Writer: Frank Lämmel

Air date: 1982-04-12

Runtime: 90 min

Episode 5 (Episode 5) 5.0

Air date: 1982-05-02

Runtime: 90 min

Episode 6 (Episode 6)

Writer: Jens-Peter Behrend

Air date: 1982-05-31

Runtime: 90 min

The girl on the stairs (Episode 7) 6.0

Writer: Martin Gies

Air date: 1982-06-27

Runtime: 90 min

Overview: When Schimanski comes home from work in the evening, a girl is sitting on the stairs with him. It is 17-year-old Katja. Her mother, manager of the specialty restaurant "Hawaii", has been murdered, murdered in a way that suggests the perpetrator's very personal motives. Schimanski and Thanner inevitably have to look after Katja: someone is after her, looking for something that was not found in her murdered mother's apartment. It's about drugs. The major dealer and suspected murderer of Katja's mother is Straub, owner of the restaurant "Hawaii". They'll catch him - it's only a matter of time. But then it turns out that things are much more complicated. The police now urgently need Katja's help.

Episode 8 (Episode 8) 6.0

Writer: Kurt Rittig

Air date: 1982-07-25

Runtime: 90 min

Episode 9 (Episode 9) 1.0

Writer: Herbert Lichtenfeld

Air date: 1982-08-22

Runtime: 90 min

Episode 10 (Episode 10)

Writer: Friedhelm Werremeier

Air date: 1982-09-19

Runtime: 90 min

Episode 11 (Episode 11)

Writer: Fritz Eckhardt

Air date: 1982-10-17

Runtime: 90 min

Kuscheltiere (Episode 12) 6.5

Writer: Chiem van Houweninge

Air date: 1982-12-12

Runtime: 90 min

Overview: When the dead body of an asian child is discovered in a lateral river channel in Duisburg, chief inspectors Schimanski and Thanner have to investigate the case. The autopsy shows that the victim had typhus, since this could lead to a dangerous epidemic, Schimanski and Thanner had to find out more information as quickly as possible, while under pressure from the press and the public.