Alles Böse: Live-Podcast Rheinpfalz | Limburg Sommer 2026

There are spectacular criminal cases only in Berlin, Hamburg, or Cologne? Far from it. Even in the Palatinate, as idyllic as it is and as nice as the people here may be, terrible crimes happen repeatedly. In the true crime podcast "Alles Böse" from RHEINPFALZ, Uwe Renners, deputy editor-in-chief, and Victoria Fuchs, digital editor in the content development team, regularly discuss real crimes, their backgrounds, and sensational trials.

In the summer of 2026, the podcast will also take the stage live at the Limburg Summer. This time, it's about a gentleman whose passion for collecting relics from World War II became his downfall. Specifically, it's about statues from Hitler's Reich Chancellery, which had been considered lost since the reunification. However, they reemerged during a raid in Bad Dürkheim in 2015. The owner insists that he acquired them legally—but the investigators did not believe that. Be there live when the editors discuss the case "Hitler's Stallions" with, among others, former "Alles Böse" host Christoph Hämmelmann, who followed the developments at that time, a case that caused a stir nationwide.