In a PP lecture accompanied by cartoons and interactive activities, former detective chief inspector and crime writer Andreas Schnurbusch sheds light on the crime against his mother-in-law. His lecture is peppered with anecdotes from his time as a Cologne police officer, drugs investigator and homicide detective. Among other things, he explains how realistic crime scenes on television are and what traces at the crime scene tell us. He uses a number of real cases to illustrate how difficult it is to commit a perfect crime. Is there such a thing as a typical murderer? Does someone in the audience have the criminal gene or does their star sign already give clues to crimes for which they are predestined?

Time: 7.30 p.m.
Cost: €10 adults, €8 reduced
Venue: Nettersheim-Holzmülheim, Dorfsaal, Trierer Str. 30
Info-Tel.: 02486. 1770
E-Mail: buecherei@nettersheim.de

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