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Totholz

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2010
Episodes
1
Language
German

Totholz

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Moritz Wulf Lange

produziert in: 2010

produziert von: WDR

Laufzeit: 50 Minuten

Genre: Krimi

Regie: Thomas Werner

Erstsendung: 08.05.2010

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Aushilfsdetektiv Cramer will kündigen, weil er in einer Internetfirma einen festen Job als Jurist antreten kann. Doch sein Chef, der alte Essberger, bittet ihn um Mitwirkung an einem letzten Fall, der ihm sehr am Herzen liegt: Essberger glaubt nicht an den tödlichen Unfall seines Freundes Offermann in einem Totholzwald in der Lüneburger Heide. Im nahe gelegenen Dorf bieten sowohl der zwielichtige Militaria-Händler Wolters als auch der eifersüchtige Mann der aparten Bäuerin Anja Brunckhorst Anlass für Zweifel am Unfalltod Offermanns. Beweisen lässt sich allerdings nichts. Und dann stoßen Cramer und Essberger bei ihren Nachforschungen plötzlich auf ein Geheimnis, das über dem Dorf und dem Totholzwald liegt.

Sprecher:

Martin Bross (Robert Cramer)

Reinhart Firchow (John D. Essberger)

Claus-Dieter Clausnitzer (Adolf Offermann)

Till Huster (Brunckhorst)

Renate Fuhrmann (Anja Brunckhorst)

Hanna Seiffert (Meta)

Werner Lustig (Friedrich Laisareis)

Jasper Vogt (Wolters)

Uwe Rohde (Heinz von Husen)

Marion Minetti (Wirtin)

Rainer Delventhal (Gast 1)

Bernd Rehse (Gast 2)

Volker Niederfahrenhorst (SS-Mann)

Gereon Nußbaum (Offermanns Vater)

Magda Hennings (Offermanns Mutter)

Simon Eckert (Häftling)

Mareike Hein (Meta (jung))

Kai Hogenacker (Cramer (Kind))

Luca Kämmer (Heinz (Kind))

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. (Moritz Wulf Lange - WDR 2010)

    No date given · 50 min

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