When Sabine Kaiser's car is towed away, she wants to get it back with Hubert's help. Unfortunately, they find the tow truck driver Tristan Kübler beaten to death in the parking lot. His wife Mara is Sabine's hairdresser. Devastated, she points to a colleague of the victim, Gabriel Haas, with whom Tristan is said to have spent the night.
He claims to have only given the victim an alibi. In reality, Tristan Kübler was having an affair and was with another woman: Jeannette Sievers turns out to be more than just the victim's mistress. The artist also has a possible murder weapon in her workshop: a decorative pineapple.
According to pathologist Fuchs, the victim was killed with a gold-painted object. However, it is also possible that Tristan Kübler did not notice the brain edema after the attack and continued working. This means that the widow is also a possible suspect. After all, she would have had a strong motive for jealousy if she knew about the affair.
To find out whether she may have left her salon, Riedl searches for the street musician who was standing in front of the salon in the morning – in vain. When they discover the identity of the witness, it turns out that he is homeless and was also recently towed away...
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