Nikotin – Eine Tragödie in drei Akten
Ein Hercule Poirot Krimi, Band 30
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Nikotin – Eine Tragödie in drei Akten
Narrated by:
Christoph Maria Herbst
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Narrated by:
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Christoph Maria Herbst
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Nikotin zum ersten Mal im Hörbuch mit Meisterdetektiv Hercule Poirot
Als Pfarrer Babbington auf einer Party an seinem Cocktail nippt, bricht er tot zusammen. Wenig später kommt es bei einem Dinner zur nächsten Tragödie, und auch der hoch angesehene Arzt Sir Bartholomew Strange stirbt. Hercule Poirot hegt keinen Zweifel daran, dass die beiden Unglücksfälle miteinander zusammenhängen. Denn immerhin waren bei beiden Anlässen dieselben Gäste zugegen. Doch wer von ihnen hatte ein Motiv für gleich zwei Morde?
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