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Murder in the ice rink: Who is behind Pöhlmann's death?
A gruesome murder in Rosenheim: The biographer Jan-Oliver Pöhlmann is found dead in an ice rink. Investigations are ongoing.
Murder in the ice rink: Who is behind Pöhlmann's death?
On June 21, 2025, a shocking incident occurred at the ice rink that will send investigators into overdrive. Jan-Oliver Pöhlmann, a well-known author of celebrity biographies, was found dead. How Magdeburg-klickt.de According to reports, the caretaker couple Hartmut and Annegret Nerlinger found the body, which had been brutally beaten to death. This can't be a coincidence, after all there is a list of suspects who could have more than one motive.
Inspectors Winter and Aubinger, who are investigating this mysterious case, are confronted with several interesting characters. Pöhlmann not only worked on a book about the talented figure skater Diana Dressler, but also had an affair with her. The problem? His wife Ulrike Pöhlmann was on a business trip and knew nothing. The shock is great, and the list of suspects becomes correspondingly extensive: In addition to Dressler, Ulf Stiegler, Dressler's trainer and PR manager, and Tom Kleinert, a figure skating couple, are also considered.
A blackmail letter brings new twists
The investigation takes an exciting turn when it becomes known that Stiegler had received an anonymous blackmail letter from Pöhlmann. In it, Pöhlmann threatened to make the professional and private relationship between Dressler and Kleinert public. Such a motive could have gotten the ball rolling. But the Nerlinger couple, who are already on file with the police, are also being examined more closely. Aubinger in particular is suspicious when he learns that the Nerlingers have invested large sums of money in their allotment garden.
The episode, which has a running time of 50 minutes, is in the crime series genre and proves once again that not everything is peaceful in the tranquil region around Rosenheim. This captivating story is directed by Daniel Drechsel-Grau and written by Gerhard Ammelburger. Viewers can look forward to an exciting investigation and encounter characters who have dangerously entangled each other with secrets and lies.
Crime situation in Germany
The clearance rate was 58% in 2024, which fell slightly, while the number of suspects fell, particularly young people under 21. Such developments underline that even in times of declining numbers, the feeling of uncertainty remains. It remains to be seen how Commissioners Winter and Aubinger's investigations into this shocking case will proceed.