DER GEDULDIGE MÖRDER #krimihörspiel #retro URSULA HEYER 1983

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Ursula Heyer ( DENVER CLAN )
Günter Strack (DIESE DROMBUSCHS)
Horst Naumann (TRAUMSCHIFF)
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A mysterious call lures Dr. Renz to a restaurant.
There, a modest-looking fine lady is waiting for him.
Excuse me, Mrs. Kuiper, but I don't quite understand. I don't see any connection.
I'm trying to express myself clearly.
So, once again, my second husband, Helmut Kuiper, was shot 11 years ago by my first husband, Udo Lembke.
In our house.
My daughter Anne, she was 18 at the time.
She's 18 now, she was 7 at the time.
She was the main witness in the trial at the time.
Now, the day after tomorrow, Lembke will be released from prison.
His remaining sentence has been granted to him.
I want him to be forbidden to see my daughter again.
How do you imagine that?
I mean, one can still link the condition to the release of the sentence that he has to leave Anne alone.
That he has to go back to prison, if he gets close to her.
First of all, you can't do that so easily.
And secondly, if he's already released the day after tomorrow, it's too late for any other sentence.
He's not allowed to see her.
Are you afraid that he will take revenge on your daughter?
Yes.
But she was still a child at the time.
I'm sure he will stir up the whole thing again.
He never agreed to the murder.
He will do everything to stir up the case again.
Much too well.
Everything depended on Anne's statement.
He will want to force her.
He will stir up everything again.
He will...
Thank God, she forgot the whole thing.
I don't want to...
We still have to be able to do something.
He's a murderer.
Couldn't he have taken her daughter away for a while?
Yes, yes, that's what we thought.
And?
Yes, that's a good idea.
What will he do when he gets out of prison?
I want to know exactly what he's doing.
Could you do that?
Difficult.
Can't you leave him in the dark?
The police?
That's not so easy.
But I could recommend someone.
No, no, no.
I just want to deal with him.
I trust him.
I'm sure I'll need a lawyer for this.
What for?
You'll see.
Here are...
3,000 marks.
Is that enough?
I can recommend a private detective named Smartula.
Do you have a photo of Lemke?
Yes.
What's going on here?
Anne, we're so proud of you.
Well, you show it.
Anne.
Let me, Mrs. Kemp.
We have learned from a kind indiscretion of your director
that you have received the best certificate of the International School.
And we want to congratulate you on that.
To you.
Congratulations.
And then Uncle Bernd has a gift for you.
Ancorp?
To Los Angeles?
What can I do for you?
I have bought a 5,000-square-foot ranch in Oregon.
There are cattle, horses, forests, lakes, a boat, an airplane.
What the heart desires.
You all have to visit me.
But I especially invite my dear niece Anne,
who, as I hear, did her high school in these days.
From Uncle Hubert.
He takes you to Los Angeles with his private jet.
The day after tomorrow?
Why are you in such a hurry?
Excuse me.
This is the age and the excitement.
We do not graduate every day.
And the surprise.
Maybe the two should have given the girl pure wine.
A little later at Dr. Renz in practice.
That's what it looked like back then.
He will have changed, of course, through the prison.
And anyway.
The years change us all.
Don't you?
Will you recognize him?
How long do you want to keep him in the dark?
A few days.
Let's say a few days.
You will report to me about what he does.
Right?
If you wish.
Yes, sure.
I am a one-man operation.
I will have to hire a second private detective.
So that we can get rid of each other during the surveillance.
In addition, a single pursuer would quickly arouse his attention.
I understand.
That makes the matter quite expensive.
I have...
Here are 3,000 marks.
Is that enough?
For now, yes.
Then please give me a receipt.
As snobbish as Matula, so is his office.
Where is the receipt now?
The two bring the young girl out of danger.
She is to spend a few weeks in Los Angeles.
Bye, Uncle Bernd.
Thank you.
Have a good flight.
Did you get the opera tickets, Frauke?
Oh, sorry, I forgot.
I asked you twice about that.
I'm sorry, but I've been a bit nervous lately.
Why?
Did something happen?
Hello?
Kolbe?
Yes, Hubert!
Yes, what is it?
Yes, I know.
Are you sure?
Yes, but we brought you to the airport, Frauke and I.
A real moment of shock for the uncle.
The girl was not on board at all.
Is the plane...
The plane landed on time in Los Angeles.
Hubert was there on time.
The luggage was there, but Anne was not in the plane.
No, it was a direct flight.
Hubert asked the stewardess, he checked the passenger lists.
Anne was not on board.
But we brought you...
I don't want to go through the check.
You have to get in on one side and get out on the other.
Yes, but why is the child doing something like that?
Such a beautiful journey.
We made a mistake.
Martuller's office an hour later.
The door is open.
Shit.
Good day.
Lemke got away from me.
And now I'm supposed to find him?
Nonsense.
I tried to call my client.
But there's something wrong on that front, too.
Why?
I called three times.
This morning it said she was out of the house and would be back soon.
The second time it said she was gone for an indefinite time.
And the third time she was simply locked up.
Can't you accept that?
I mean, after all, it's your client, too.
My client?
Dieter, this Lemke is dangerous.
The Villa Vierstein, in the afternoon.
What can I do for you, Dr. Renz?
Your sister-in-law is my client.
I'd like to talk to her, but she can't be reached on the phone.
She's in the sanatorium.
Aha.
Her health is very unstable. She stays there more often.
I'd like to have the name of the sanatorium.
I have to show her some documents.
What documents?
You can give me those documents.
I have a power of attorney.
I'd like to talk to my client.
That won't be possible.
As I said, she's ill.
Can I still get the name of the sanatorium?
Haus Sonnenhof in Königstein.
Thank you.
By the way, what's it like?
Don't play hide-and-seek with me.
Do you know what time it is?
I don't know.
Does that mean you don't know?
I have a suspicion.
My niece-in-law has a relationship with a...
How do you say it?
Rocker, a motorcycle racer.
A proletarian named Zombie.
Zombie?
His name is Michael Masch.
Do you know where they are?
Is that what you want to tell my sister-in-law?
No.
Tell me more about this Zombie.
Come with me.
I'd like to talk to Mr. Maschede.
Michael Maschede.
He works here.
He's not here.
Where is he?
He's on vacation.
Vacation?
He's in Spain.
When is he coming back?
In four weeks.
He's on vacation in Spain for four weeks.
Then I'll come back in four weeks.
Goodbye.
Mr. Maschede.
Yes.
You don't have to look for me.
If you want flowers, you can get them in the shop.
I don't want flowers.
Get out of here.
There's already enough stolen here.
I didn't want to steal.
Get out of here.
I'm looking for Mr. Maschede.
Or Zombie, if you want to know more.
What do you want from him?
We're old friends.
Why didn't you say that right away?
Mr. Maschede is a smart guy.
Through this contact, he actually catches up with the girl
who wanted to spend time with her boyfriend for a while.
Very unspectacular.
How is this supposed to go on with you?
What the hell is wrong with you?
Who pays her, my mother or Uncle Bernd?
Your mother is supposedly in the sanatorium.
Not that again.
What?
What do you mean, not that again?
In a certain situation, she has to go to the sanatorium.
She has to?
It's better for her.
I'll make you a suggestion.
You don't leave the apartment.
And I won't tell anyone where you are.
Why?
You might be in danger.
In what danger?
In danger of life.
You have to stay in the apartment.
And you stay with her.
I can't. I have to go to work.
Then at least close the apartment and don't let anyone in.
Hey, first tell us what this is all about.
I think I know.
Lemke?
Yes.
Is he out?
Yes.
Okay, I'll stay here and lock myself in.
Good. I'll call you as soon as I know something new.
If anything happens, call me.
Not bad either.
Who is Lemke?
That's a long story.
Then tell me.
We always wanted to tell you everything.
Everything.
Just not this.
Office court, Frankfurt am Main.
City center.
Floriansplatz.
Good day, Mr. Schneider.
You were the defender of Udo Lemke, weren't you?
Lemke, yes.
Indication trial.
A tricky case. He was convicted.
He still got me today.
You held your client innocent back then.
Guilt or not guilt, that's the judge's business.
Evidence and your key, that's ours.
And you were damn cowardly against Lemke.
Still got me today that I couldn't get you out.
May I invite you to dinner?
Sure.
When you say dinner, we'll know for sure what you're talking about.
The background.
The construction worker Udo Lemke and Frauke
and the current Frau Kuyper got married very early.
The marriage broke up after a few years.
They got divorced.
Frauke became the secretary of Helmut Kuyper.
The brother of Bernd Kuyper.
Yes. It didn't take long
and the secretary became the wife of Frau Kuyper.
Lemke was starving.
He began to drink.
He followed and harassed his ex-wife again and again.
He also forced several times drunk
into the Kuyper villa.
Kuyper had him thrown out of the radio station.
That went on for years.
Okay. I understand the background.
Now the fact.
Lemke came back drunk at 21 o'clock in Kuyper's house.
Frauke had a fierce argument with him.
Suddenly she heard her husband coming home.
She left the living room, just left Lemke standing.
About two minutes later,
three shots were fired in this room.
Three shots.
Then first Frauke,
then her mother-in-law Sophie,
then Bernd Kuyper entered the room
and found Frauke's husband shot on the carpet.
Ann Kuyper, then seven years old,
saw at the same time
from the window of her children's room
Lemke running out of the house with a gun in his hand.
So it was crucial that the seven-year-old Ann
saw Lemke run away with a gun in her hand.
Yes, it was the gun in Lemke's hand.
And the fact
that apparently none of the other three had a motive.
And besides,
as a mother, brother or wife
was related to the dead.
How many wives have your husband already?
That's not to be counted.
Don't talk nonsense.
What do you mean nonsense?
It was one of the residents of the house,
Frauke Bernd Kuyper, Sophie,
with one of the others.
No.
So it could have been anyone of the other three.
Yes.
How did Lemke defend himself?
He had a violent exchange of words with Helmut Kuyper,
but then he left the house.
Without shooting?
Without having a gun
or just seeing.
But why did the statement of the child
to a conviction for murder?
She didn't have that.
What's more,
Lemke was convicted of serious physical injury.
If you had defended Lemke,
who would you have stabbed?
The child.
The mother.
While the girl is out shopping,
men rush into the apartment
in which Martuller sits and watches.
Where is she?
Who?
I don't know.
Don't be unhappy.
Don't talk about me.
Where did you bring her?
I work on behalf of her mother,
but that's why I don't break my promises.
She just wants to break us up.
That's why she doesn't let her own daughter be kidnapped.
And what do you want?
To protect her.
I can do that better.
Apparently not.
Let him go.
Tell me, if you're lying
and something happens to you,
I'll kill you.
When did you get home?
At half past seven.
Any traces?
Yes, the door was kicked in.
If that was you,
you'd have told me.
You actually let him go.
As soon as he gets to the office,
the phone rings.
Yes, Martuller?
Andi, I'm at Hotel Elvira,
room 16.
No.
And don't bring any poli...
And don't say anything to Zombie.
Are you in danger?
He promised he wouldn't hurt me.
Who wouldn't hurt you? Lemke?
So...
I'll see you after the trial.
Shit, you're not there whenever I need you.
At your service.
Good day.
I'd like to see Mrs. Kolpa.
Mrs. Kolpa can't receive visitors.
I'm her lawyer.
This is a criminal case.
I'm sorry, Professor Kaiser doesn't tolerate exceptions.
Then I'd like to speak to Professor Kaiser.
The Professor doesn't have time at the moment.
Call Professor again and tell him
that Mrs. Kolpa's lawyer is at the reception
and won't let him leave.
I can repeat what was said at the reception.
Mrs. Kolpa can't receive visitors.
And that goes without saying.
Mrs. Kolpa's interests
are perceived by Mr. Bernhardt Kolpa,
your brother-in-law.
I suggest you turn to him.
To decide what's going on here,
Mr. Kolpa would need a notary.
And he doesn't have one.
Then you have to get one.
To get one,
Mr. Bernhardt Kolpa would have to
look up a notary with your patient.
That would only disturb your departure
more than my visit.
One thing or another is not possible.
It's a court decision
that is of crucial importance
for Mrs. Kolpa and her daughter Anne.
Then the court has to make a decision.
It's not a decision that can be made.
If the deadline is over,
the decision will be a legal one.
I have an appointment with the patient later.
I will request that you speak to her.
If she considers it necessary,
she will call you back.
I have to speak to her personally.
I said no.
14.11.10.12.
Prof. Dr. Kaiser, present in this room
and witness of this protocol,
refuses to speak to his patient, Mrs. Kolpa.
I have told you about the legal consequences
of his decision,
especially that it violates court decisions
when there is an exaggerated deadline.
And he refuses.
Would you like to make a comment, Mr. Professor?
Thank you. Correct.
Helga, please write this down
and submit it to me.
Send one copy to the court,
the other to the file.
Very well.
Make it short.
Limit yourself to one or two questions.
In my presence.
Understood.
Good day, Mrs. Kolpa.
Good day, Dr. Renz.
Mrs. Kolpa,
I would like to ask you as your lawyer
if you are here voluntarily.
Yes, of course.
I am here because I want to fight the judgment
of March 18th.
Why don't you understand me?
It's about the judgment of March 18th.
I need your consent for that.
Do I have that?
I don't understand.
I need to have a longer conversation
with you and your daughter.
I told you that...
Professor Kaiser says that this is not possible now.
When do you think it will be possible?
I don't know.
Soon. Not today, but soon.
Where is my daughter?
When I bring her back to you,
we will be able to talk to each other.
The two of us.
Yes, bring her back and we will talk.
Thank you, Professor Kaiser. That's it.
Offenbach, 16.34.
It's raining.
Hello.
What are you doing here?
Guess who had the same idea as you.
What idea?
To come here.
You will tell me.
Hold on.
Lemke and Ann.
They are here?
In the house.
They talked to the receptionist
and he sent them to the waiting room.
Lemke and Ann.
You will tell me.
He is.
Yes, mother.
He is lying.
Tell me the truth.
There are enough tests today to find out.
I want to hear the truth from you.
Yes.
And he shot my husband.
Do you really believe that?
You threatened him many times.
If you don't leave him, I will kill him.
You said it many times and then you did it.
Mother.
Yes.
I didn't see him coming out of the house with a gun.
But you told the court.
They talked to me until I believed it.
I was seven years old.
Who talked to you?
I don't know anymore.
You all.
That's not true.
I didn't talk to you.
On the contrary.
Udo, I told the court that I didn't see a gun with you.
Did I say that or not?
Where did the gun come from?
I don't know.
Ann.
Who talked to you that I had a gun in my hand?
I imagined it.
I heard the shot and saw someone run away.
I imagined it.
That the one who ran away must have shot.
And if he shot, he must have had the gun.
That's how it all came about in my imagination.
Who talked to you?
Nobody.
You just said it was talked to you.
By whom?
By Uncle Bernd.
You knew it.
Go now.
I can't anymore.
I'm sick.
Professor Kaiser.
Please.
Come.
He drives away with the girl in an Opel Kadett.
Leave your car.
They don't know mine yet.
Yes, but let me drive.
Do you think you drive better?
No, but faster.
What do you think?
I would have liked to see Ann's face.
When?
All the time.
But especially when she said,
her uncle Bernd talked to her.
Do you think she lied?
He was innocent for 11 years.
And then he finds out for whom.
Do you think he will take revenge?
Legally he has little chance.
A re-enactment that only builds on the fact
that a girl claims to have been manipulated 11 years ago.
Especially when this girl has just found out
that the one who convicted her is her father.
How could you let that happen?
You can't run away from it all your life.
You have to face reality.
He doesn't leave me alone.
Lemke?
And I can't get rid of him either.
Yes, I know.
You know everything.
Why don't you do anything?
What?
What should I do?
I only trust you.
It's good that you trust me.
I can help you find your way.
But it's your way.
Yes?
Try to eat something.
There she lives with Zombie.
You stay with him, I with her.
And watch out, he has already cheated on you.
Just put your finger in the wound.
That's what friends are for.
And you promised me.
Yes.
Well, bye.
Hello?
Yes?
Good day, Rens.
I am the lawyer of your mother.
I don't believe what you said to your mother,
or your father.
How do you know that?
Can I come in for a moment?
Yes, please.
My mother told you that.
Your father will take revenge on Bernd Kuyper.
Do you want that?
He promised me...
He cheated on you for eleven years.
I don't think he will do that.
You have to tell the truth.
Who persuaded you that Lemke had a gun in his hand?
No one.
No one or your mother?
She didn't need to tell me anything.
I saw how she treated my father.
For me he was my father.
Go now.
Meanwhile in the Villa Vierstein.
What do you want from me?
Have you gone mad?
Don't make yourself unhappy.
Lemke!
Be quiet, you.
I didn't murder my brother.
Ann says something else.
Ann lied.
Can't you imagine that his daughter is covering for her mother?
Frauke shot Helmut Kuyper.
Where do you want to go with that?
To my wife.
Now she will come back to me.
Are you going to do something against my client?
I will bring you to court.
He was my brother.
Well, are you coming?
I didn't get a taxi.
What happened?
A lot.
Where is Lemke?
Looking for the lost time.
Come on, tell me.
I solved everything without you.
Whenever you are needed, you are not there.
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