Hubert and Girwidz find a body in the Wolfratshausen Mühlbach and, next to it, a plastic bag containing 60,000 Deutschmarks. When Dr. Fuchs determines the cause of death to be murder by poisoning, the investigation gets underway.
Chief Sabine Kaiser tasks Hubert and Girwidz with tracing the origin of the money, while she and Riedl investigate the deceased's background at his home, a retirement community. At first, their efforts are unsuccessful, but much to the delight of Riedl's great-aunt Maria, who sees Sabine Kaiser as the perfect new woman for her nephew. A misunderstanding that Riedl clears up a bit too hesitantly, much to Kaiser's chagrin.
Hubert and Girwidz, on the other hand, are following a spectacular lead: The old D-Mark bills come from a kidnapping that kept Wolfratshausen on edge 35 years ago. However, since the police continue to hit a brick wall—both with the kidnapping victim and in the vicinity of the retirement home—Girwidz has to step in. He moves into the retirement home incognito as a sprightly retiree to find the missing link between the two crimes.
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