Murder on the moors

How many more girls will die before they find their killer?
Julia Schwarz knows something about death. She works as a forensic specialist in the autopsy room. Cooperation with the criminal police and clarification of violent deaths are a daily routine for her. She likes to investigate her cases on the scene.
When Crime Commissioner Florian Kessler calls her to the discovery of a young girl's dead body on the moors, she doesn't hesitate for a moment. In the end, crime scene evidence is all they have to go on in their investigation. The girl's body is stolen during transport to the autopsy room.
A search is launched, but instead of the lost corpse, another victim is discovered. Julie suspects that it could be a serial killer, although the execution of the two murders is different. The only connection between the cases seems to be the strange symbols tattooed on the stomachs of the two dead women. Unfortunately, another girl is found dead and a fight against time begins for the investigators.
If he is not to be victimized much more, he must understand why and how the perpetrator chooses the girls and what meaning the tattooed symbols have for him.