Crimes parfaits - Season 3

Bruno, an undertaker, kills his best friend and associate Alex and hides the body in the morgue then swaps two labels. He then places Alex's car at the edge of the water in such a way that one thinks of a disappearance after an accidental fall. However, the next morning, a young assistant practices embalming and Alex's body is unearthed.

The boss of a small fish trading company, a charming man, good in every way, very human, devoted to his family, but also to his small team of employees, is found killed in several different ways, all potentially fatal. Accident, murder? A way to drown the fish? Or a collective revenge exercised against a real tyrant?

Claire Moreno and her deputy Hubert de Montalembert investigate the murder of a student in Nice. The young man was discovered in the Nice library lying in the middle of a fake crime scene. Lise Lenoir, professor of criminology was at the origin of this montage to illustrate her course. It is difficult for the investigators to disentangle the real clues from the fake ones left voluntarily by Lise. Claire quickly suspects the teacher, her longtime friend who is also Hubert's former mentor. Yet Lise has an unstoppable alibi...

A maintenance worker at the Nice aquarium is found dead. According to the autopsy, it would be a murder covered in heart attack thanks to the hacking of the victim's pacemaker. Suspicion quickly turned to the site veterinarian, Marie Michalik. Yet this mother of an autistic child is nothing like the ideal culprit. Claire Moreno and deputy Hubert de Montalembert seek what link could exist between the suspect and the cleaner and what would have pushed this altruistic woman to commit a crime.

Five divers, drugged by poisoned cakes, fall asleep on the yacht which transports them. But one of them won't wake up. We will find him drowned, between two waters, in his diving suit. Louise, helped by the efficient Fatou, will quickly have more and more precise suspicions.

Adrien, the bartender, believes he has carried out the perfect crime, by murdering Emma. Disguise, roller skates, sophisticated handling of cell phones, he really thinks he has thought of everything. But Louise will discover a tiny clue that will put her on the track.

Assaulted in the middle of the night at home, the novelist Irène Delaune manages to gain the upper hand over her assailant whom she fatally stabs. All elements of the case argue for self-defense. But Commissioner Roche is wary of evidence.

A world-renowned math genius, Professor Michel Laville has hatched a perfect plan to assassinate Delphine, one of his former students, to make the murder appear like a suicide.

What could have pushed Mayor Renaud Husson to kill Father Simonin after Sunday mass? Does this have anything to do with his wife who happens to be the clergyman's first cousin? With his wife's lover? This is what Agnès and Thibault will have to discover...

Killing a man with a golf ball and making it look like an accident… The perfect crime? It could be, especially since the murderer, Marion Cartier, is a cop! Only problem, the victim is also: divisional commissioner, and it is Agnès and Thibault who will lead the investigation...

Diane Mainville, owner of an eco-lodge installed in the trees, is found in one of her rooms, visibly dead after a violent argument.

Famous navigator Marc Le Gall tries to make believe in the suicide of his wife by hanging, on his sailboat.

Emilie Sagnol, 35, groomswoman at Madame Van der Built's stud, sabotages Tom Ricard's saddle to make him lose a prestigious jumping contest. But the champion wedges his foot in the stirrup and, dragged by his mount over two hundred meters, succumbs to his injuries. Accused, Emilie sows clues during the investigation to make Gerald, the groom of Tom Ricard, accuse. A subterfuge that, far from innocent, will allow Agnes and Thibaud to solve this almost perfect manslaughter.

Aurelie Lelievre, in her forties, ornithologist and author of popular works on nature, uses a spectacular and ingenious staging to kill her husband Robert Lelievre, 50 years old, gynecologist-obstetrician, director of a successful clinic. The practitioner is found dead by his pool, the skull smashed by a turtle fallen from the sky. Agnes and Thibaud are called to the scene to see clearly in this more than strange death.