An exciting youth radio play for all fans of the three question marks

Students Jay Lawrence, Tom Cole and Derek Ashby operate in their spare time a radio station in one room of their high school. Here, take the three young reporters with preference issues that are quite controversial. So, for example, the sinking of the freighter Albacore over thirty years ago. The circumstances of the accident are still unknown to date. But already initiated at the beginning of their research the boys on resistance. The rector of the school is concerned for the rest of Point Whitmark and threatening students with broadcasting ban. In addition, Jay, Tom and Derek get mysterious threats. Spirits the souls of drowned sailors actually before 22 Point Whitmark around?

Three young people who have to do in their spare time nothing better than chasing criminals? This is a familiar and has long been the recipe for success of the radio drama series The Three Investigators. The youth radio play series POINT Whitmark by Volker Sassenberg based on the novels by Bob Lexington has a similar basis and initially differs only in detail. So Jay, Tom and Derek look far as detectives, but as a reporter and radio journalists. The fact that they are time and again involved in crimes is mostly attributable to chance and makes the stories therefore also very interesting. Already while listening to the first episode of the high production standard falls on. In addition to an original and exciting story, it is the first-class speakers who sonorous music, and realistic effects, which makes POINT Whitmark so remarkable. In addition, the individual episodes are self-contained, and you can buy as opposed to Gabriel Burns also a radio play of the higher numbers, without knowing the consequences first. Episode 1 starts immediately with a well thought out story and presents the characters by the way, during the action before. Already the opening sequence of the past, where the freighter sinks, was highlighted very consistent and with authentic sounds represented. The reporter Trio is spoken by Sven Plate (Jay), Kim Hasper (Tom) and Gerrit Schmidt-Foss (Derek), they each play an outstanding job and play their roles with commitment. Sven Plate is known among other things as a German voice of Wesley Crusher from the television series Star Trek: the next century. Kim Hasper has synchronized among others the figure of Harry Osborn in the Spider-Man films, while Gerrit Schmidt-Foss as Leonardo DiCaprio in the movie Titanic lent his voice. As narrator brilliant actor Jürg Löw, who performs this task excellently. Overall, there is actually no speaker who does not understand and adequately represent devotedly his role. All in all a very nice and grandiose produced debut of a new radio drama series Jugenkrimi.