Ep. 7: Heinen tasks Keaton to investigate Seidel's death in Dresden, uncovering a Stasi plot involving a peach-scented poison.

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In Dresden, Heinen asks Keaton to investigate Seidel's sudden death. Neighbor Mrs. Wagner notes a characteristic scent, while painter Ascott saw Seidel entering the building. A doctor reveals Seidel was a war veteran with a burn mark. Heinen states Seidel lacked the scent of death. Ascott recalls a man with an umbrella watching Seidel. The doctor confirms the burn was on the inner right arm. Wagner remembers a distinct peach scent at death. Heinen walks his dog Kurt and finds the man with a gas gun containing potassium cyanide under the umbrella. Kurt dies from fumes. Keaton chases the man, identified as Johan Kurten. Heinen and Seidel were East German informants, with Kurten as their Stasi supervisor. Seidel's burn covered a Schutzstaffel tattoo. Heinen admits government blackmail. Kurten acted after they were relieved of duty. Heinen mourns losing two friends while carrying Kurt.