The crime museum: just a shoe

Episode in the series Das Kriminalmuseum
Original title	Just a shoe
Country of production	Federal Republic of Germany
original language	German
Production company	Intertel Television
length	60 minutes
classification	Episode 3 ( list )
First broadcast	June 20, 1963 on ZDF
Rod
Director	Helmuth Ashley
script	Fritz Böttger (screenwriter) , Stefan Gommermann
production	Helmut Ringelmann
music	Martin Böttcher
camera	Franz Xaver Lederle
cut	Friedl Buckow-Schier
occupation
René Deltgen : Detective Inspector Wagner Thomas Reiner : Detective Assistant Konrad Georg : Director König Maria Sebaldt : Lilly Barkow Johannes Grossmann : Jonny Steinitz Melanie Horeschovsky : Amelie Ellen Frank : Elisabeth Claus Wilcke : Teddy Berger Walter Müller : Grassinger Ralf Wolter : Carrot Willy Victoria Naelin : Grassinger's housekeeper Hans Stadtmüller : old receptionist Günther Clemens : young receptionist Walter Wehner : Forensics

Just One Shoe is the third TV film in the crime series Das Kriminalmuseum . The German first broadcast took place on June 20, 1963 on ZDF .

content

Mr König (54) calls the police: his wife Beate (37) is lying on the floor at home, murdered by being shot in the head. With her hands she is clutching a left shoe, size 42, Sarelli brand with a corrugated rubber sole, presumably the perpetrator's shoe. Two elderly women who live in the house next door tell the inspector about a heated argument between the kings and that a young, dazzling-looking man whom they call "one-two-three" because his car has the license plate "RK-123" that I always entered the house from Rosenstrasse on the garden side via an old garden gate when Mr. König is on a business trip. In fact, Mrs. König had a lover who is initially also the main suspect ...

Web links

• The Crime Museum: Only a shoe in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• The crime museum: only one shoe at filmportal.de
• Just one shoe on the crime thriller website

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