When does City, Country, Murder take place in Weiden?

The event takes place on Sunday, November 15, 2026, in Weiden.

Where is the True Crime event held?

The venue is the Max-Reger-Halle in Weiden, 92637 Weiden.

Who is on stage at City, Country, Murder?

Journalist Janina Kirsch and defense attorney Philip Müller jointly reconstruct a real murder case from the region.

What can the audience expect at the event?

The audience experiences a live investigation with research, case materials, legal classification, questions, votes, and their own theories.

Is City, Country, Murder a classic podcast recording?

No. The format is presented as an interactive stage experience in which the audience is actively involved in the reconstruction of the case.

City, Country, Murder: When the audience investigates in Weiden

Name: City, Country, Murder – The Live Format of the True Crime Podcast Pretty Guilty
Start: 2026-11-15T08:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-15T13:00:00+01:00
Location: Max-Reger-Halle

City, Country, Murder: A real investigation becomes an interactive stage experience

A crime, three perspectives, and an audience in the midst of the action: On November 15, 2026, the live format of the True Crime podcast Pretty Guilty comes to the Max-Reger-Halle in Weiden. Journalist Janina Kirsch and defense attorney Philip Müller reconstruct a real murder case from the region on stage – step by step, statement by statement, and clue by clue.

When a story emerges from case materials

The event combines journalistic research, legal classification, and the thrill of a live investigation. From judgments, case materials, and their own research, the picture of the crime comes together. Every new detail changes the view of the case and makes visible how the path from the first suspicion to the judgment develops.

Three perspectives on a real case

Janina Kirsch brings in the journalistic perspective and classifies the researched facts. Defense attorney Philip Müller sheds light on legal contexts, procedural questions, and the significance of individual pieces of evidence. Depending on the case, insider information from involved individuals, expert voices, or people with close ties to the events enhance the reconstruction.

The audience becomes part of the investigation

What makes the event experience special is the active role of the visitors. The audience asks questions, votes, and develops their own theories. This creates an immediate audience atmosphere where every new hint can change the collective assessment of the case.

True Crime with atmosphere and professional depth

The Max-Reger-Halle provides the setting for an evening of suspense, analysis, and discussion. The organization combines journalistic storytelling with legal expertise and a direct approach to target audiences for True Crime fans, podcast listeners, and anyone interested in real criminal cases and court proceedings.

The event welcomes its audience with a focused event atmosphere, surprising twists, and the opportunity to not only passively follow a case but to ask questions and test theories. Those who want to experience True Crime live will receive an unusual event experience in Weiden with City, Country, Murder.