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Die größten Kriminalfälle Skandinaviens 1
- Narrated by: Ben Bela Böhm
- Length: 4 hrs and 1 min
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Die größten Kriminalfälle Skandinaviens 1
Narrated by:
Ben Bela Böhm
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Publisher's Summary
True Crime aus Skandinavien! Drei erschreckende Fälle, die den Norden und auch den Rest der Welt erschüttert haben: Der Amager-Mann, Terror auf norwegischem Boden und Der Fall Bobby erschütterte ganz Schweden. Anders als ein Krimi sind es hier keine fiktionalen Charaktere, sondern reale Personen, über die aus Perspektive der ermittelnden Kriminologen und Polizisten geschrieben wird. Die Fälle lesen sich so spannend wie ein Krimi, doch lässt sich nicht ganz ausblenden, dass diese Taten tatsächlich begangen wurden.
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