Meurtres à Figeac

Fernsehfilm
2022
1 Std. 31 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA mummy is found in a museum in Figeac. Nothing surprising since the museum is dedicated to Antic Egypt. The issue is that the mummy is very recent. It is therefore a murder. Lieutenant Mano... Alles lesenA mummy is found in a museum in Figeac. Nothing surprising since the museum is dedicated to Antic Egypt. The issue is that the mummy is very recent. It is therefore a murder. Lieutenant Manon Lacoste, from Toulouse, inherits from a complex crime, with phrases in hieroglyphs and o... Alles lesenA mummy is found in a museum in Figeac. Nothing surprising since the museum is dedicated to Antic Egypt. The issue is that the mummy is very recent. It is therefore a murder. Lieutenant Manon Lacoste, from Toulouse, inherits from a complex crime, with phrases in hieroglyphs and other rituals dating back to the pyramids. The killer seems to be inspired by the Pharaohs,... Alles lesen

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A pleasant murder investigation.

Manon has come back to Figeac where she lost her husband one year ago. Then her brother-in-law, Olivier, a gendarmerie commander tells her that there is a mummified corpse in the "Champollion Museum". It's the corpse of Monique Neyrolles, a farmer. Around the corpse many hieroglyphs. Manon and her friend Sophie , the egyptologist, try to look for a message. After Olivier and Manon pay a visit to Bruno Neyrolles and Roxane and then to Nicolas and Valérie. Manon has the feeling that this murder and the death of her husband Alexandre are connected. Then Bruno is found dead in his barn and some days later Nicolas is stabbed in his bathroom.

An interesting murder investigation with the good performances of Stéphane Plaza, Samira Lachhab, Julie-Anne-Roth, Françoise Muranyi-Kovacs, Lorette Nyssen, Joyce Bibring, Pierre Laplace, Nicolas Devanne and Sébastien Pierre.