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Unter Anklage: Der Fall Harry Wörz
Gräfenhausen near Pforzheim, on the morning of April 29, 1997: Harry Wörz is awaited by a large police force as he leaves his apartment and is immediately arrested. He is said to have visited the policewoman Silke, with whom he is still married but no longer lives together, the night before and choked her so hard with a scarf that she suffered serious injuries.
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Gräfenhausen near Pforzheim, on the morning of April 29, 1997: Harry Wörz is awaited by a large police force as he leaves his apartment and is immediately arrested. He is said to have visited the policewoman Silke, with whom he is still married but no longer lives together, the night before and choked her so hard with a scarf that she suffered serious injuries.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Till Endemann, Holger Joos
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Studio:SWR, ARD, ARD Degeto
Cast
Till Endemann
Director
Rüdiger Klink
Harry Wörz
Felix Klare
Anwalt Hubert Gorka
Katja Bürkle
Anke Wörz
Stefanie Stappenbeck
Nicola Gorka
Mirjam Dilg
Silke Wörz
Artus-Maria Matthiessen
Bernhard Mader
Irene Rindje
Hannelore Wörz
Manfred Krüger
Horst Wörz
Klaus Schindler
Klaus Schroth
Patrick von Blume
Kriminalhauptkommissar Häussler
Sebastian Freigang
Walter
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