The essence of every detective story is the search. Everything hinges on that. But the search for the killer is nothing more than a river of a thousand tributaries, each more or less copious, which in turn are searches. They search for footprints, clues, evidence, witnesses, and all this searching leads to the ending. With Murder on the Hindenburg (Pelledoca), guided by Fabrizio Altieri, we embark on a journey aboard the largest flying object ever built by man, during which the protagonists will search to discover the tragic final fate of the famous airship.
The essence of every detective story is the search. Everything hinges on that. But the search for the killer is nothing more than a river of a thousand tributaries, each more or less copious, which in turn are searches. They search for footprints, clues, evidence, witnesses, and all this searching leads to the ending. With Murder on the Hindenburg (Pelledoca), guided by Fabrizio Altieri, we embark on a journey aboard the largest flying object ever built by man, during which the protagonists will search to discover the tragic final fate of the famous airship.