In the spring of 1979, a banker is kidnapped in broad daylight. His kidnappers demand a ransom in exchange for his release. But shortly after the ransom is delivered, both the banker and his kidnappers disappear without a trace. There is no resolution to this mysterious case, and the file disappears into the archives. Until it is dug up again in 2017 by a young reporter from KRO's Brandpunt.
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