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Das marokkanische Mädchen
- Ein Fall für Jacques Ricou
- Narrated by: Ulrich Wickert
- Length: 7 hrs and 32 mins
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Das marokkanische Mädchen
Narrated by:
Ulrich Wickert
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Summary
Ein malerischer Waldweg unweit von Paris: Hier wird eine marokkanische Familie erschossen in ihrem Auto aufgefunden. Rechter Terror? Fanatische Islamisten? Drogenhandel? Erst sechs Stunden nach der Tat entdeckt die Polizei Kalila, die sechsjährige Tochter, die das Massaker in einem Versteck überlebt hat. Untersuchungsrichter Ricou findet für jedes der naheliegenden Motive Hinweise im Leben des marokkanischen Familienoberhaupts. Doch wie passt der ermordete Radfahrer ins Bild, den man in der Nähe des Tatorts gefunden hat?
©2014 Hoffmann und Campe Verlag (P)2014 Hoffmann und Campe Verlag
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-- Tilman Krause, Die Welt