Meurtres à... - Season 9 (2021)

A famous editor from Marseille hosts a cultural event about Alexandre Dumas on the Frioul islands, with a play based on The Count of Monte-Cristo as the highlight of the day. In the middle of the show, the editor's body is found on stage.

During a performance at the Château de Blois, an industrialist is murdered as he plays the role of Henri III. Arthur, the young actor playing the Duke of Guise, becomes prime suspect. Police Captain Alice Deschamps heads the investigation with her ex and Arthur's father, Detective Inspector Denis Frécant.

The body of Roméo Saldes, an educator for troubled teenagers, is found drowned in the Punch Pond. Captain Ophélie Villedieu is in charge of the case, assisted by Alban, her young Guadeloupean subordinate.

A seemingly mystical murder takes Captain Sophie Maliquot back to the Mont-Saint-Michel region where she spent part of her childhood and where her father, who died years earlier, is buried.

A 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, but why?

The body of a 60-year-old woman is discovered on the beach of Alycastre in Porquerolles. She was an admired painter on the island. Her body at the foot of the cliff evokes the Lycastre, the legendary dragon that gave the bay its name.

An investigation embark on board when the lifeless body of Charlotte Legrand was found floating on a carousel nacelle.

A painter was found burned in her studio twenty years ago. Her story resurfaces when the police begin to investigate on two others homicides in Pont-Aven.