Im Banne des Unheimlichen. Der Krimi-Klassiker in neuer Hörspielfassung
Edgar Wallace - Folge 8
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Im Banne des Unheimlichen. Der Krimi-Klassiker in neuer Hörspielfassung
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Björn Boresch, Farina Flebbe, Christoph Jablonka, Patrick L. Schmitz, Helmut Zierl, Stefan Szász, Horst Peter Walz, Marcus Off, Erik Schäffler, Frank Röth, Markus Riese, Kornelia Boje, Matthias Wiebalck, Sven Schreivogel, Florian Quanz
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Der skrupellose Arzt Dr. Joshua Laffin wittert die Gelegenheit, aus dem Geheimbund "Die stolzen Söhne von Ragusa" unermesslich viel Kapital zu schlagen. Dafür scheint ihm jedes Mittel recht. Aber warum zwingt er seine Ziehtochter Betty, sich in einem Schaufenster begaffen zu lassen? Was hat es mit den Prioren des Bundes auf sich? Und worum geht es wirklich? Reporter Bill Holbrook und Inspector Bullott versuchen, Licht ins Dunkel zu bringen - mit Hilfe aus zwielichtigen Kreisen ...
Original-Titel: Hand of Power (1927)
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