Wilsberg had an accident and has to undergo an operation.
As a result, he is tied to the bedside, but his instinct for crime is by no means paralyzed. At night he watches through the
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Wilsberg had an accident and has to undergo an operation.
As a result, he is tied to the bedside, but his instinct for crime is by no means paralyzed. At night he watches through the window of his hospital room how a sister, a doctor, Siegbert Suhlke, is dealt with hard in the wing opposite. He raises the alarm, but no one believes him, neither the night nurse nor the chief doctor, who attributes Wilsberg's observation to the pain reliever and rejects it as a fantasy.
