Ein hundsgemeiner Mord
Ein Fall für Tierärztin Tina Deerten 1
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Ein hundsgemeiner Mord
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Kordula Leiße
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Narrated by:
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Kordula Leiße
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Cathrin Geissler
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Tierärztin Tina Deerten ist überrascht, als sie in ihrer Praxis eine verletzte Greyhoundhündin untersucht und dabei eine Pistolenkugel findet. Wer hat auf das Tier geschossen? Und vor allem: Warum? Schnell wird klar, dass die Hündin vom nahe gelegenen Gut Finkenstein stammt. Dort wurde gerade der Hundetrainer Bernhard Perry tot aufgefunden. Zufall? Und war es tatsächlich - wie bisher angenommen - ein Selbstmord? Oder hat vielleicht doch jemand nachgeholfen?
Humorvoll, atmosphärisch und spannend - der erste Fall für die resolute Tierärztin Tina Deerten.
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