Unlawful activities taking place in a graveyard, specifically a seated individual engaging in criminal acts on a portable chair.
In an exciting turn of events, mystery author Ralph Neubauer's upcoming book, "Wut kommt selten allein", is set to offer an immersive experience like no other. The open-air reading event, hosted by the Christian Cemetery Association of Wuppertal, will take place between Cronenberger roots and Toskana Allee.
The event provides an opportunity to delve into the world of Neubauer's celebrated South Tyrol mysteries, which have captivated crime fans since 2010. The series, centred around Commisario Fabio Fameo and his team, focuses on intricate murder investigations set against the backdrop of South Tyrol.
The unique aspect of this open-air reading is the personal presence of the murderer from the book "Wut kommt selten allein". It is revealed that Martin Poglitsch, the mystery person behind the personal appearance, will be portraying this character.
The open-air reading event is a chance to learn about South Tyrolean history, traditions, and way of life, as well as gain insights into the emotions that may come dangerously close to reality, as depicted in Neubauer's books.
Admission to the event is free, but donations are welcome. Seating for the event is to be brought by the listeners (folding chair or similar). In case of rain, the reading will take place in the chapel.
For more information about the event, visit www.fvwuppertal.de. The upcoming 12th book in the series is a final installment, set in the world of theater. The final book in the series will be released this year.
Whether you're a long-time fan of Neubauer's work or new to his mysteries, this open-air reading event promises to be an unforgettable experience. Join us in Wuppertal to witness the culmination of a decade-long series and immerse yourself in the captivating world of South Tyrol.
This open-air reading event offers not only an immersive experience into Ralph Neubauer's South Tyrol mysteries, but also a chance to meet the persona behind the book's crime villain, Martin Poglitsch. Whether you're a long-time follower of Neubauer's works or new to his crime-and-justice narratives, this general-news event promises entertainment that delves into the world of books and South Tyrolean heritage.
