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11 tote Freunde müsst ihr sein. Ein Ruhrgebietskrimi
- Narrated by: Markus Kiefer
- Length: 3 hrs and 10 mins
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11 tote Freunde müsst ihr sein. Ein Ruhrgebietskrimi
Narrated by:
Markus Kiefer
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Publisher's Summary
Ein Serienmörder schnappt sich im Ruhrgebiet kleine Kicker die ein Trikot tragen und vom Fußballtraining kommen.. HKM Rolf Fänger von der Essener Kriminalpolizei versucht lange vergeblich die Fälle aufzuklären, doch vergeblich. Auch Hauptkommissar Kalle König von der Bundespolizeiinspektion Dortmund ist ihm keine Hilfe. Hilft hier nur noch eine Wahrsagerin? Durch die Kontakte des Autors zur Essener Kripo konnte das Buch entstehen und so authentisch geschrieben werden.
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