Die Welt ist böse!
Wahre Kriminalgeschichten
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Die Welt ist böse!
Narrated by:
Julian "Jarow" Hannes
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Julian "Jarow" Hannes
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Kriminalfälle aus aller Welt. Alle wahr, ungelöst und hochspannend!
Im Wassertank eines Hotels schwimmt die Leiche einer vermissten Studentin. Auf einem Bauernhof in Oberbayern werden sechs Menschen nachts mit einer Hacke erschlagen. Zwei Mädchen fotografieren einen fremden Mann und posten es auf Snapchat - wenig später sind sie tot. Nur: Was war geschehen? Und wer war der Täter?
Julian Hannes ist die Mystery-Größe auf YouTube. Mehr als 1,8 Millionen Fans folgen ihm auf seinem Kanal "Jarow". Seine dort geschilderten Kriminalgeschichten wurden millionenfach angesehen.
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