Maigret

Yet another jewelry heist orchestrated by Manuel Palmari, the crime boss Maigret has tried to arrest for years, tries the investigator’s patience. But when Palmari himself is murdered, Maigret must work the criminal’s shady mistress, Aline, to find the killer.

During a routine break-in, a petty thief discovers a woman shot dead in the home. Afraid of being accused of the murder, he goes into hiding and sends his wife to alert Maigret. The detective pays a visit to the home in question, but the owner denies any knowledge of the body.

A schoolmaster from a small fishing village arrives at Maigret’s office claiming he’s about to be wrongly arrested for murdering the town’s disliked postmistress. Maigret travels to the village and discovers a conspiracy of vast proportions amid surly, distrusting villagers.

An elderly woman brings a seemingly ludicrous case to Maigret: she believes that someone is entering her home and moving her belongings around without stealing them. Her concerns are dismissed-until the woman turns up dead and those closest to her become suspects.

Maigret receives a mysterious letter announcing a murder on All Saints Day in his hometown. He travels there to attend mass, where a countess suddenly dies, apparently from a heart attack. Investigating further, Maigret uncovers family disputes and financial troubles that make evident the not-so-natural cause of her death.

A series of young women are murdered in Montmartre, driving fear into the hearts of countless Parisian citizens. Desperate to catch the killer, Maigret tells journalists that a suspect has been apprehended and hatches a plan to trap him when he tries to strike next.