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Bei Bedarf Mord

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1966
Episodes
1
Language
German

Bei Bedarf Mord

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ein Hörspiel von Philip Levene, SR 1966

110 Min.

Regie: Klaus Groth

Übersetzung : Marianne de Barde, John Lackland

Mit: Claudia Wedekind, Arnold Richter, Germain Müller, Harry Engel, Horst Rüschmeier, Friedel Heizmann, Brigitte Dryander

Ein abgelegenes Chalet in den Schweizer Bergen: Hier wohnt die reiche Louisa, Stiefmutter von Eric, Eve und Max. Als diese in der Berghütte ankommen, ist die Frau jedoch nicht anwesend. Plötzlich taucht ein Mann auf, der sich Reginald Armstrong nennt. Er erklärt, dass Louisa das Chalet verkauft hat. Seitdem fehlt jede Spur von ihr. Bald stellt sich heraus, dass die Frau tot ist und durch Rattengift starb, auf das eigentlich niemand außer ihr Zugriff hatte. Doch eines ist klar: Louisa hat mit Sicherheit nicht Selbstmord begangen...

Ursendung: 14.02.1966

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  1. bei bedarf mord

    No date given · 1 h 50 min

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  1. Bei Bedarf Mord

    Listeners' uploads · Philip Levene · 1 episode here · archive.org

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