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Der Tod hat 1000 Augen
- Professor Zamorra 3
- Narrated by: Matthias Lühn, Sabina Godec, Gerd Köster, div.
- Length: 1 hr and 8 mins
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Der Tod hat 1000 Augen
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Publisher's Summary
Ein Dorf in Brasilien lebt in Angst: In jedem Jahr erwählt der geheimnisvolle Senhor Morte ein jungfräuliches Mädchen und verschleppt es in sein unheimliches Haus am Rande eines alten Friedhofs. Keines der Mädchen taucht je wieder auf, und was mit ihnen geschieht, darum ranken sich die schrecklichsten Gerüchte.
Als Professor Zamorra und seine Partnerin Nicole Duval von dem grausamen Kult erfahren, reisen sie nach Brasilien. Nichtsahnend, dass Senhor Morte nicht ihr einziger Gegner ist...
In der Hörspielfassung von Uwe Voehl nach einer Romanheftvorlage von Michael Breuer.
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