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A man and his ship are sunk in Lake Constance and the dead man's son is missing. For the detectives, he is the prime suspect. Until an anonymous tip-off about a prisoner hidden in a box turns up...
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A man and his ship are sunk in Lake Constance and the dead man's son is missing. For the detectives, he is the prime suspect. Until an anonymous tip-off about a prisoner hidden in a box turns up...
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Genre:TV Movie, Crime
Written By:Michael Comtesse, Stefanie Veith
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Polyphon, SWR, ARD Degeto
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