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In the heart of the Amiens hortillonnages, on a Nautilus-shaped ride gondola, floats the lifeless body of Charlotte Jelenski. Who could have attacked this quiet woman, who was leading an ambitious amusement park project about Jules Verne's work?

The historic procession of Saint-Jean in the city of Tulle is disrupted by dead bodies.

The body of a healer is found covered in white petals.

Sprigs of broom around a murder victim suggest an ancient legend.

A corpse clutching a crystal chess piece is found in the old fortress of Bitche.

A 60-year-old man lies dead in a cemetery next to an oyster shell engraved with his name.

A young woman portraying Joan of Arc is shot dead by an arrow during a parade through Orleans.

The son of a food manufacturer is murdered with a pitchfork, suggesting deaths inflicted in a 17th century rebellion.

A woman’s body is found nearby the Lake Pavin in the Auvergne region. The staging of the murder baffles the investigators in its resemblance to the legend of the lake, whereby the sinners of Besse, having provoked God’s anger, were buried alive and then covered in the Devil’s tears.

Former sweethearts investigate the death of a winemaker discovered inside a vat with his eyes glued shut.

A man is tortured and crucified, with the only clues coming from a stolen Nostradamus manuscript.

When a perfumer is found dead in a fragrance tank, the investigation opens up a related cold case.

A forensics trainer lends a hand to a homicide case that may shed light on her own family's past.

A Swiss and a French detective team up to investigate a deliberate drowning on Lake Geneva.

A man dressed as a convict is found dead on a beach near the citadel.

A top investigator teams up with her aunt to solve a case involving a skeleton found in papal vault.

A police chief fights to reopen the investigation into her father's death.

A famous sailor and her son discover a headless corpse close to Yeu Island.

A police captain learns that his ailing father could be connected to a murder at Rouen Abbey.

A dead body is found on the stairs leading to the sanctuary esplanade of the town of Rocamadour. Before being killed, he was apparently forced to undergo an expiatory pilgrimage as in the Middle Ages and to climb on his knees the 216 steps of the staircase. But what sin could this man have possibly committed to deserve such a sentence?

The corpse of a woman appears in a cave near the sea in Saint-Jean-de-Luz. Captain Marie Daguerre will investigate accompanied by the Commander Becker, a rough Parisian police that prove to be the father of the main suspect, in turn disappeared.