The Prague Mysteries

An experienced Austro-Hungarian criminologist is assigned to investigate a series of murders around Prague and its surrounding suburbs.

The body of a young boy is discovered in a pond on the outskirts of Greater Prague; the harrowing case has sexual connotations that Inspector Budik must untangle.

A robbery goes wrong and ends up with the murder of a man; the motives seem to be hidden in a religious book found near the body.

Amidst the family problems for Inspector Budik, he faces the case of a woman strangled; the case seems to be connected to blackmail.

When a war hero is murdered, Inspector Budik investigates the crime that seems to be motivated by betrayal; after the killer is identified, he decides to take a prisoner to avoid capture.

The clothes of a woman are found on the riverbank; Inspector Budik wonders if this is a case of suicide or murder.

On the outskirts of Prague, a farmer is found with a bullet in his head and another in his chest; a marriage seems to be the key behind this case.

A millionaire man trying to bail his daughter out of jail is found dead; Inspector Budik must find out if feuds and a prison conspiracy are behind the crime.

An intricate web of estranged relationships and addictions ends with the murder of a religious woman and mother.

The corpse of a goldsmith is found with a fatal wound on his head; the only suspects are two reclusive monks.