Ep. 3 Fritz Honka: They abbreviated it as 'FaKo'

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There's a German Crime for That

Andrew Bulkeley

6 episodes

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A true crime comedy podcast about unique, quirky and horrifying crimes in Germany but also German-speaking regions. Berlin comedian Andrew Bulkeley invites a new guest each episode to discuss a specific breaking of the law(s).

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Ep. 3 Fritz Honka: They abbreviated it as 'FaKo'

There's a German Crime for That

53 minutes 26 seconds

5 years ago

Ep. 3 Fritz Honka: They abbreviated it as 'FaKo'

The crime: Serial killer Fritz Honka killed four women in Hamburg

The guest: Sylvia Lundschien, Inforadio journalist

A simple google brings more information about Friedrich Paul "Fritz" Honka than you could ever need.

Here's his wikipedia page. His life was the basis for the (German) book Goldene Handschuh by performer Heinz Strunk (Amazon affiliate link) and the (German) film of the same name by Fatih Akin (Amazon affiliate link).

A report on his conviction that includes video of him entering the courtroom.