Twelve century crimes in fascinating interviews conducted by bestselling author and journalist André Groenewoud. Conversations about a past that continues to haunt people to this day. Twelve century crimes that shook Germany and the world. Journalist André Groenewoud has shed light on them because he wanted to know: How did these dramatic life events affect those involved? How does the department store extortionist Arno Funke, alias "Dagobert," live? What does the son of Hanns Martin Schleyer think about the RAF, which killed his father? And what is the famous Napalm girl from Vietnam doing today? The author found answers in numerous conversations with victims, perpetrators, and investigators.

An informative, moving, and at the same time sensitive contemporary document about century crimes that focuses on what is often forgotten: the people.