Frostmond
Profiler Ted Garner 1
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Frostmond
Narrated by:
Brigitte Carlsen
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Brigitte Carlsen
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Frauke Buchholz
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In den Weiten Kanadas, in einer scheinbaren Idylle, verschwinden seit Jahrzehnten indigene Frauen. Ein Abschnitt des Transcanada-Highways ist auf traurige Art berühmt geworden. Entlang dieser Verbindung zwischen den Städten Prince George und Prince Rupert wurden dutzende Frauen umgebracht. Fast alle aus First-Nation-Familien. Man nennt den Abschnitt deshalb auch "Straße der Tränen".
Doch auch im restlichen Kanada gibt es eine hohe Dunkelziffer vermisster junger Frauen, deren Schicksale meist unaufgeklärt bleiben.
Ein tiefgründiger Kriminalroman über den "Highway of Tears" und die Verbrechen an indigenen Frauen im modernen Kanada.
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