Sherlock Holmes - Secret Cases of the Master Detective

A kidnapped boy. Impenetrable circumstances. A case for Sherlock Holmes.

The son of Count Schönburg disappears from the garden of the family villa in broad daylight. It quickly becomes clear that he is the victim of a kidnapping and that his life is hanging by a thread.

Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson travel to Vienna to take on the case. Their investigations initially focus on the immediate environment. The relatives, with whom the Schönburgs have had no contact for years, have a number of skeletons in their cupboards and do not seem particularly upset about the boy’s misfortune.

The master detective’s enquiry uncovers a host of suspects with strong motives, but no concrete evidence – and every day without a solution puts the boy in increasing danger.

London 1888: A brutal serial killer is terrorising the population of London’s East End. The police are unable to prevent his crimes, which increase in cruelty and perversity from murder to murder. Who is this unknown killer, who strikes on busy streets without leaving a trace?

A very personal motive prompts consulting detective Sherlock Holmes to make his own investigations. Can he succeed in stopping the gruesome series of murders?

An unsolved murder. A banker's son goes missing. A case for Sherlock Holmes.

Paris, at the end of the 19th century: When a cash courier is found hanged in the attic of the reputable banking house Beaumont Frères, the police suspect suicide and close the case. Years later, Maurice Beaumont, junior partner of the firm, disappears without a trace while on vacation – another mystery with no solution.

And all the while the brutal murder of a rag-and-bone man, contemporaneous with the hanging, raises no suspicions. However, precisely this event could hold the key to the solution of the other cases.

Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson travel to the French capital; in the depths of the Paris police archives they stumble upon a clue that leads their investigation in a new direction...