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Toter Schrei
- Im Kopf des Mörders 3
- Narrated by: Götz Otto
- Length: 9 hrs and 22 mins
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Toter Schrei
Narrated by:
Götz Otto
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Publisher's Summary
Kommissar Max Bischoff hat Angst. Um seine Schwester Kirsten, die sich bereits seit Wochen nicht mehr sicher fühlt. Ein Unbekannter beobachtet sie, weiß, wo sie sich aufhält, schickt ihr bedrohliche Nachrichten. Und dann passiert das, was Max immer gefürchtet hat. Der Unbekannte bringt Kirsten in seine Gewalt und will Max zwingen, sich selbst zu opfern. Tut er das nicht, wird Kirsten sterben. Max Bischoff findet sich in der schlimmsten Hölle wieder, die man sich vorstellen kann. Soll er sein eigenes Leben retten oder das seiner Schwester?
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