Exponat 712
Die Alte und der Kommissar, Folge 4
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Exponat 712
Narrated by:
Gerlinde Dillge, Manfred Liptow
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Narrated by:
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Gerlinde Dillge
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Manfred Liptow
About this listen
Adele Fuchs und der ehemalige Kommissar Waldemar Hering besichtigen gemeinsam ein Kunstmuseum um die Werke alter Meister wie Monet oder van Gogh zu bewundern.
Aber ihr gemütlicher Ausflug wird gestört.
Erst fällt eine Museumsbesucherin in Ohnmacht und dann stellt sich auch noch heraus, dass eines der Gemälde in Wirklichkeit nur ein Kunstdruck ist.
Aber wo ist das Original? Und war der Ohnmachtsanfall vielleicht nur vorgetäuscht um vom Diebstahl abzulenken?
Sind die Gauner womöglich sogar noch im Museum?
Natürlich kann es Adele Fuchs auch diesmal nicht lassen und begibt sich auf die Spur der Diebe.
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