Bas Adriaensen

When sixteen years old girl Evi gets caught in a disco with a boy by her conservative father, she runs away. Not very abnormal for a teenager, but Walter Sibelius, teamleider of the missing persons department, rather is safe then sorry and starts an investigation. They soon discover that Evi had a troubled relationship with her parents. When they notice that her father doesn't have an alibi for some critical moments after Evi's dissapearance and that he knows more than he'd like to admit, he becomes suspect number one.

The missing persons unit of the Belgian federal police goes all the way each time a child or adult is likely to be in need of urgent help. Some cases are just domestic or false alerts, other link to various other crimes, from blackmail to terrorism. The team members barely have any time left for personal lives, so their relationships tend to suffer badly. (imdb)

After his wife cheats on him with his superior, police commissioner Witse leaves Brussels for Halle to start a new life. His idiosyncratic character and ways of solving cases often clashes with his new colleagues. (imdb)

Only a while after the death of Mark Nuyens, his doting son adolescent son Maarten, his legally unwed ma, housewife Karen, and others learn that Mark lead a double bigamy-like life. Only Mark's brother Ruben knew he secretly married, in another province, advertising-career-bachelorette Nina. The inheritance is only one of many complications for the bereaved and those in their own lives. (imdb)