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Ein kaltschnäuziges Verbrechen
- Ein Fall für Tierärztin Tina Deerten 2
- Narrated by: Kordula Leiße
- Length: 10 hrs and 17 mins
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Ein kaltschnäuziges Verbrechen
Narrated by:
Kordula Leiße
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Publisher's Summary
Als Tina Deerten in ihrer Kleintierpraxis in Plön einen Hund behandelt, der mit Magen-Darm-Problemen kämpft, kommt ein Knochen zum Vorschein. Ein menschlicher Fingerknochen. Aber wie kam der in den Magen des Hundes? Etwa über das Bio-Futter der Firma "Canis et Felis"? Tina geht der Sache nach, zusammen mit ihrer chaotischen Assistentin Sanne und gegen den ausdrücklichen Willen ihres Freundes Jan, Kommissar der Mordkommission. Schon bald stoßen die beiden Frauen auf eine ganze Reihe Ungereimtheiten...
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