Krimi-Trail Light: Spaziergang Stein am Rhein: Diamantenraub

A criminal has opened an antique picture frame in the Lindwurm Museum, almost as if something had been hidden inside the frame. The painting depicts Marie Gnehm (1883-1944), the daughter of Robert Gnehm (1852-1926). She was wealthy and bequeathed part of her inheritance to her cousins Jakob (1885-1975) and Emma (1891-1988) Windler. Jakob and Emma Windler established a foundation. This was the first important step towards the creation of today's Lindwurm Museum in Stein am Rhein. The police found no signs of forced entry on the door or windows of the museum. The perpetrator must have opened the door with a key. Can you convict the perpetrator? The Krimi-Trail light (crime walk) is a new Krimi-Trail format. The Krimi-Trails light (crime walks) are shorter than the normal Krimi-Trails (max. 1 hour 30 minutes). In addition, there are no puzzles at the locations. Instead, when you reach the various locations, the ‘Krimi-Trail Toolbox’ app automatically provides you with clues about the suspects. This allows you to concentrate “only” on solving the case. The ‘Krimi-Trail Toolbox’ app must therefore be installed on your mobile phone before the game. The Krimi-Trails light with the same titles are identical – even if the city is different. The trails are designed for people aged 12 and above and are just as suitable for adults as they are for teenagers.