"The de Mazières Case", 1922, Ghent: a case of poisoning. The culprit, Vicomte de Mazière, is no stranger to crime. His past exploits include identity theft and document forgery. This case takes us back to the living conditions at the end of World War I. Who is this Vicomte de Mazière?

Antwerp Assize Court, 1878. An obviously difficult investigation. The accused, Mestag, denies the charges to the end. Yes, he cut her, but he insists he didn't kill her. Will he be sentenced to death?

1956, Brussels: A triple murder was committed on Rue Royale. The bodies of an old man, General Deisser, his sister-in-law, and her maid were found. A robbery had occurred, but did the murderer know the family?

The case of Moulbaix, a mysterious affair in the aristocratic milieu of Hainaut, 1889, begins with the murder of the Marquise du Chasteler. Who killed the Marquise?

The Coucke and Goethals case, 1860. Pierre Coucke and Pierre Goethals, two Flemish workers from the Borinage region, were accused of robbing and murdering the Widow Dubois in Couillet. They were sentenced to death and guillotined in Charleroi in 1860. But were they really guilty?

The crime of Place St Géry, 1847, Brussels: a triple murder and robbery in the home of a wealthy Brussels notary. Will the investigation methods of 1850 help find the culprit?

In 1945, in post-war Liège, the body of a skinned man is found. The Americans, who have settled on Belgian soil, conduct their own investigation, which proves to be challenging. The main suspect gives several versions of events and accuses a man of color.