Der Mann, Dem die Frauen Vertrauten - Der Serienmörder Horst David plot
Horst David had very good behavior and was very inconspicuous, as the neighbors describe as a father and his two sons. His boss still seems to be very compassionate when he talks about this man. No one wants to believe what this stamp collector and amateur poet has really done during his travels. The viewer accompanies him on his journey to the 'noble prostitutes' on a step towards what he himself calls the 'emotional murder'. "I just wanted sex and that was all and what happened was their own fault". Josef Willing, head of the Munich murder commission, believes Horst David killed more than seven women. He even thinks he is the perpetrator with the largest number of casualties after World War II. Why did he commit these terrible crimes? And how many victims are there actually?