Thám Tử Maigret: Cạm Bẫy

During the dark and sinister nights of 1955 in Montmartre, a series of brutal murders shook the community to its core. Four women, each with nothing in common except for their brunette hair, were stabbed to death in cold blood. Among the victims were a prostitute and a midwife, innocent souls whose lives were taken without reason. Justice minister Morel, feeling the pressure to solve these heinous crimes, turned to chief Inspector Maigret for help. Determined to catch the killer, Maigret devised a plan to set a trap, using policewoman Marthe Jusserard as bait. In a risky move, Marthe bravely put herself in harm's way, narrowly escaping an attack that could have cost her life. As the investigation unfolded, sartorial evidence pointed to Marcel Moncin, a seemingly ordinary man with a disturbing secret. With Moncin behind bars, it seemed justice had been served. But when another murder occurred while Moncin was in custody, Maigret realized there was more to the story. Delving deeper into Moncin's past, Maigret uncovered a web of lies and deceit that led him to Moncin's family. As the pieces of the puzzle fell into place, Maigret found himself on the brink of uncovering the truth behind the murders that had haunted Montmartre. With determination and skill, Maigret worked tirelessly to bring justice to the victims and closure to their loved ones, ultimately unraveling a twisted tale of darkness and deception.