Season 1 - Episode Guide

This thrilling new French drama based in the North of France follows female detective, Sandra Winckler, who is investigating a wave of strange murders that are linked to a former crime squad legend, Paul Maisonneuve; a man who is now retired but forced to return to duty. Desecrated graves, dead bodies dug up and left in model homes and every time, the same ritual: a woman, a man, a teenager, who weren't related but who form a new family. Amid the bodies, a photo: the one of Paul Maisonneuve, a crime squad legend in the North of France, now retired but forced to return to duty. Who is digging up the bodies? Who is leaving them in model homes and why?

Paul Maisonneuve and Sandra Winckler, two chalk-and-cheese cops, are faced with the show-home case. A victim of attempted homicide, Paul Maisonneuve is a mysterious man. What secret is he hiding? Who from his past could be guilty party, most-wanted by every police officer in northern France?

Sandra Winckler and Paul Maisonneuve have proof: Kaz Gorbier is alive. Paul's sworn enemy is probably the one digging up the bodies. As they hunt Kaz and his accomplices, Paul and Sandra discover another set-up: more bodies in a new show-home.

Kaz Gorbier steps into action and reveals himself: he kidnaps his own family and lures Paul Maisonneuve into a trap. Will Sandra Winckler be able to foil Gorbier's schemes? Will she solve the numerous mysteries building up around the show-home case?

Paul Maisonneuve is in the hands of Kaz Gorbier. Sandra Winckler is now alone on the case. She knows that Kaz Gorbier cannot be acting alone.
If Gorbier isn't digging up the bodies, than who is the guilty party? Where lies the truth? And more importantly, how can she save Paul Maisonneuve from certain death?

Paul, rescued by Sandra, discovers the truth: the person digging up the bodies is hiding their past. A troubled past which has resurfaced. Guilt buried for a very long time...
Paul and Sandra will have to stretch their very own limits to finally get to the bottom of the "show-home case".