Die Geheimwaffe 1 - Das Ungeheuer aus Tasmanien
Sherlock Holmes Chronicles 82.1
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Die Geheimwaffe 1 - Das Ungeheuer aus Tasmanien
Narrated by:
Till Hagen, Tom Jacobs, Frank Arnold, Jürgen Thormann, Marina Krogull
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Narrated by:
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Till Hagen
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Tom Jacobs
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Frank Arnold
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Jürgen Thormann
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Marina Krogull
About this listen
Bei der Weltausstellung 1851 in London kommt es zu einem dramatischen Vorfall, der vor der Öffentlichkeit vertuscht wird. Vierzig Jahre später werden Sherlock Holmes und Doktor Watson von einer Klientin beauftragt, ihren verschwundenen Mann zu suchen. Das Ehepaar war damals auf der Weltausstellung und weiß um die Ereignisse im Kristallpalast. In einem mysteriösen kleinen Dorf entdecken die beiden Detektive das düsterste Geheimnis des Empires.
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