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Das Geheimnis des toten Cellisten
- Suffolk-Krimi 1
- Narrated by: Gergana Muskalla
- Length: 8 hrs and 33 mins
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Das Geheimnis des toten Cellisten
Narrated by:
Gergana Muskalla
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Publisher's Summary
Eigentlich sollte Eve Mallow einen Nachruf auf den berühmten Cellisten Bernard Fitzpatrick schreiben. Aber als sie in Saxford St Peter ankommt, ist das ganze Dorf in Aufruhr. Fitzpatrick ist keines natürlichen Todes gestorben, er wurde umgebracht! Bei ihren Interviews hält Eve daher Ausschau nach einem potenziellen Mörder. Und bald ist klar: Im Dorf gibt es kaum jemanden, der dem Musiker wirklich wohl gesonnen war. Doch ist einer der freundlichen Dorfbewohner tatsächlich ein kaltblütiger Mörder?
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