Wo die Liebe hinfällt

Brave or reckless? Kati Biver happens to encounter the armed burglar who has just robbed the safe of jewelry designer Marianne Dobrinth and tries in vain to stop him. She then proudly gives a description of the perpetrator. Killmer, on the other hand, finds such a maneuver—off duty, unarmed, and without his escort—utterly reckless. He makes this clear to her. So clear, in fact, that Kati can only be appeased by a heroic act on Killmer's part: After taking statements from Marianne Dobrinth, her son Johannes, and her young lover Tonio Berger, he invites Kati to dinner. It turns out to be a wild evening. At least, that's what Killmer assumes when he wakes up the next morning in an Elvis costume, still drunk, and with a complete blackout in Kati's bed.