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Ein Kindermord erschütterte Schweden
- Der Fall Bobby
- Narrated by: Ben Bela Böhm
- Length: 1 hr and 36 mins
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Ein Kindermord erschütterte Schweden
Narrated by:
Ben Bela Böhm
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Publisher's Summary
Ein furchtbarer Fall von Kindesmisshandlung in Schweden: Der 10-jährige Bobby, der an Autismus litt, wurde um den Jahreswechsel 2005/2006 so schwer von seiner Mutter und deren Partner misshandelt, dass er schließlich an den Folgen starb. Ob man die Schuldigen dafür zur Rechenschaft ziehen und wie die Polizei die Umstände rekonstruieren konnte, darum geht es in diesem erschütternden True Crime-Fall.
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