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Gevatter Tod in Altötting
- Oberkommissar Max Kramer 3
- Narrated by: Anton Leiss-Huber
- Length: 6 hrs and 8 mins
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Gevatter Tod in Altötting
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Publisher's Summary
In Altötting, dem katholischen Epizentrum Deutschlands, wird Frömmigkeit noch großgeschrieben. Nur für Dr. Spögler gilt das nicht mehr. Denn der Tierarzt liegt tot vor der Brauerei. Spögler wollte mit seinem Bolzenschussgerät den vorhergehenden Abend seiner Stammtischrunde etwas auflockern. Ein anderer hat offenbar die Gunst der Stunde genutzt und ihn damit getötet. Verdächtig ist vor allem die Prominenz des Ortes, denn diese hatte mit Spögler gezecht. Kein leichter Fall für den jungen Oberkommissar Max Kramer.
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