Philippe Bas, Jean-Michel Martial, Odile Vuillemin, Vanessa Valence, and Raphaël Ferret in The Paris Murders (2009)

Jean-Michel Martial and Odile Vuillemin in The Paris Murders (2009)

Philippe Bas and Vanessa Valence in The Paris Murders (2009)

Vanessa Valence in The Paris Murders (2009)

Odile Vuillemin

Philippe Bas

Jean-Michel Martial

Hélène Duchateau

Sophie Lebarbier

Fanny Robert

The lifeless body of Antoine Garrel is found on display in a shop window in the neighborhood, hands and feet bound, with a gagged mouth. A psychologist specialized in couple therapy, he had no lack of enemies among his clientele o...

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I&apos;m always a bit taken aback how these Walter foreign TV series lack any sort of watcher responses. Most of the time, my little commentaries are the only ones you will find. In this one there is a very strange murder. A man is spread-eagled in a store window, his throat cut, drugged, and quite dead. After some investigation it is found there are other almost identical crimes in Belgiu After a while, a woman is suspected of being the murderer, and she is arrested; but she has no recollection of any of this. She is damaged goods, having never come to grips with being adopted (in her mind, abandoned) at birth.

She supposedly engages in reckless behavior. She also suffers from post-partum depression, feeling a lack of love for her children.

When she is followed, she cuts the throat of a man in a night club--or does she?

There is an interesting subplot with a little girl whose mother is a chronic drug abuser. Chloe is taken with the girl but has to hand her over to authorities.

I'm always a bit taken aback how these Walter foreign TV series lack any sort of watcher responses. Most of the time, my little commentaries are the only ones you will find. In this one there is a very strange murder. A man is spread-eagled in a store window, his throat cut, drugged, and quite dead. After some investigation it is found there are other almost identical crimes in Belgiu After a while, a woman is suspected of being the murderer, and she is arrested; but she has no recollection of any of this. She is damaged goods, having never come to grips with being adopted (in her mind, abandoned) at birth.

She supposedly engages in reckless behavior. She also suffers from post-partum depression, feeling a lack of love for her children.

When she is followed, she cuts the throat of a man in a night club--or does she?

There is an interesting subplot with a little girl whose mother is a chronic drug abuser. Chloe is taken with the girl but has to hand her over to authorities.

The lifeless body of Antoine Garrel is found on display in a shop window in the neighborhood, hands and feet bound, with a gagged mouth. A psychologist specialized in couple therapy, he had no lack of enemies among his clientele of cheating husbands and crabby wives. Among his patients, one couple had just suddenly stopped therapy - and with good reason. Showing up a bit early for their session, they found Garrel in his office, in an compromising situation with his mistress. An affair the dead therapist's wife knew nothing about. While her team works to identify this woman, Chloe asks Hyppolite to look into the crime methods of the murder and discovers two other men had been assassinated under similar circumstances in Belgium. To the amazement of all, the investigators find evidence that the serial killer is none other than a woman suffering from postpartum depression; but Chloe has a hard time subscribing to that theory.

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