Drabsmand meldte sig syv år efter drab
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Drabsmand meldte sig syv år efter drab
Narrated by:
Finn Andersen
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Finn Andersen
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Den 5. juli 1948 forsvandt den dengang 15-årige bogbinderlærling Henning Carøe Jensen sporløst under en cykelferie på Silkeborg egnen.
Først halvandet år senere dukkede de første spor op, og først i 1955 fandt politiet drabsmanden.
Dansk Kriminalreportage er et historisk værk. Her fortæller politifolk og efterforskere om autentiske kriminalsager, der alle er udtryk for den samtid de har foregået i. Beretningernes indhold kan være kontroversielt og voldsomt. Eventuelt stødende materiale er ikke udtryk for forlagets holdning.
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