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Der Tote im amerikanischen Sektor
- Narrated by: Maximilian Laprell
- Length: 11 hrs and 43 mins
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Der Tote im amerikanischen Sektor
Narrated by:
Maximilian Laprell
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Publisher's Summary
Rock ’n’ Roll in Berlin. Bill Haley spielt 1958 im Sportpalast – und wenig später wird Wulf Herzke, der Starreporter des RIAS, ermordet aufgefunden. Eigentlich kein Fall für Jo Sturm, den Ermittler, den man in die Vermisstenabteilung versetzt hat. Doch als die Tochter einer Bekannten verschwindet und deren Mutter ermordet wird, muss man ihn wohl oder übel hinzuziehen. Denn offenbar hatten die Ermordete und der RIAS-Reporter ein Verhältnis. Jo Sturm bemerkt bald, dass er zwischen alle Linien gerät.
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