From the GDR series "Two Crime Novels" again 2 super exciting cases Despite all the differences, the two crime novels by Bernd Diksen united in this book have one thing in common - they are not common crimes that are described. So the MUK finds a dead woman who is already lying in her coffin. Although Elise Bäumler was already over 70 and the autopsy findings showed heart failure, Captain Draht still says to himself, you don't die in coffins. And it's better not to sleep in other people's cars. for when the released prisoner Ernst Katzer sets up camp for the night in a small West German town, he becomes an observer of cold-blooded preparations for murder. While he is still in the process of deciphering the connections, the murderer is already planning to eliminate his confidant. Quote from the spine of the book Paperback with 332 pages Verlag Neues Leben Berlin 3rd edition from 1982 Only 1 x read from non-smoking household