The Stolen Child

•In 2004, economic detective Tamer Bakiner brought back a young girl from Thailand

•A new approach in the true crime genre: dramatic, psychological and less bloody

Alexander Bergmann is astounded when he realises that his wife Suna wants to leave him and has taken their daughter to her home country of Thailand under a pretext. He asks psychologist Florentine Fuchs to bring Suna to her senses but a short while later Suna is dead. For Bergmann the chances of ever seeing his daughter again are dwindling. Then Florentine remembers one of her clients: star detective Malik Martens, a specialist in finding kidnapped children. In Thailand, Florentine and Malik will need all their skills and experience in order to find little Elara.

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  • Publisher: Knaur TB
  • Release: 02.12.2019
  • ISBN: 978-3-426-52520-3
  • 368 Pages
  • Authors: Tamer BakinerMatilda Walzer
The Stolen Child
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Tamer Bakiner

Tamer Bakiner, born in 1972, is the owner of one of the most successful commercial private detective agencies in Germany. For over 20 years, he has been investigating on behalf of large DAX listed companies, for renowned SMEs, famous people and wealthy private customers. In well over 1,000 cases and by way of his international investigations, he has established a network in 70 countries on all five continents.

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Matilda Walzer

Tamer Bakiner, born in 1972, is the owner of one of the most successful commercial private detective agencies in Germany. For over 20 years, he has been investigating on behalf of large DAX listed companies, for renowned SMEs, famous people and wealthy private customers. In well over 1,000 cases and by way of his international investigations, he has established a network in 70 countries on all five continents.