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Der verschwundene Gast
- Narrated by: Ulrich Noethen
- Length: 1 hr and 17 mins
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Der verschwundene Gast
Narrated by:
Ulrich Noethen
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Publisher's Summary
Richard Leimer ist eines Tages nicht mehr aufzufinden. Vor Jahren ist er mit seinem Geschäft pleitegegangen und seine Ehe gleicht einem Trümmerfeld. Seine Frau, die ihn als vermisst meldet, verdächtigt ihn, eine Menge Schwarzgeld beiseitegeschafft zu haben. Wollte da ein Mann einfach nur abtauchen aus seinem alten Leben? Oder wollte ihn jemand verschwinden lassen?
Friedrich Ani lässt den großen Schweiger unter den Kommissaren in der deutschsprachigen Kriminalliteratur, Tabor Süden, hier noch einmal auf Spurensuche gehen.
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