When an extra cadaver appears in the Technion medical school lab, lead investigator Iris Abramov launches an investigation. Iris throws herself into the case, despite her partner insisting it's just a clerical error.
Real estate magnate Noah Kenny asks Iris to find his missing son Yotam. She spots him protesting Kenny's Wadi Towers development project on Wadi Salib land, promising to keep his secret.
Having informed property developer Kenny that his son is safe, Iris begins to probe medical student Idan Luria about his missing watch, which ties him to the body-swapping scheme at the anatomy lab.
While battling her ex's restraining order, Iris discovers a crucial link: student Idan Luria once shared a juvenile prison cell with Asher Bruchian's son.
Following another hit, Iris trusts no one. As suspicions mount, she risks losing the faith of her colleagues and the case itself, as Sendler suggests transferring it to the serious crimes unit.
Iris urges Sandler to investigate property developer Noah Kenny for Tobias Touma's death, but he dismisses her concerns, blaming the missing body on the Bruchian-Hijazi turf war.
Iris uncovers a connection between the dead poet and Kenny's late wife Talia - she was Touma's editor. Did Kenny buy up Wadi Salib to punish them for their affair?
