Der Tod so kalt
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Der Tod so kalt
Narrated by:
Matthias Koeberlin
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Narrated by:
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Matthias Koeberlin
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Luca D'Andrea
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Südtirol, Dolomiten, 1985. In der Bletterbach-Klamm, einer gigantischen Schlucht, in der Fossilien von der Erdgeschichte erzählen, werden drei schrecklich entstellte Leichen gefunden. Wer kann einen solch brutalen Mord begangen haben? Ist ein menschliches Wesen dazu überhaupt fähig? Dreißig Jahre später ist der amerikanische Dokumentarfilmer Jeremiah Salinger besessen davon, die Wahrheit herausfinden - allen Warnungen der Einheimischen zum Trotz. Es scheint nämlich, als trügen die Morde einen Fluch in sich. Als sei in Bletterbach etwas Furchtbares wiedererwacht, das längst verschwunden geglaubt war. Etwas, so uralt wie die Erde selbst...©2017 DVA Verlag, München. Übersetzung von Verena v. Koskull (P)2017 der Hörverlag
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