When does the event take place?

The event takes place on Thursday, November 12, 2026, from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM.

Where does the True Crime lecture take place?

The venue is the EmmeramForum, Emmeramsplatz 3, 93047 Regensburg. The lecture will be held in the attic.

What is the entrance fee?

The event is free of charge. Donations are appreciated.

Who is delivering the lecture?

The speaker is Adrian Mühlbauer, journalist, author, and tour guide. He worked as a police and court reporter for 37 years.

Can Part 2 be attended independently of Part 1?

Yes, Part 2 can be attended independently of Part 1.

Is registration required?

Registration is available through the Catholic Adult Education Regensburg City or via email at anmeldung@keb-regensburg-stadt.de.

Adrian Mühlbauer tells true criminal cases between research, suspense, and social responsibility

Name: True Crime – a police reporter tells his most exciting cases PART 2
Start: 2026-11-12T18:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-12T20:30:00+01:00
Location: EmmeramForum

When journalistic research meets human abysses

Adrian Mühlbauer presents the reality of spectacular criminal cases on stage at the EmmeramForum Regensburg. In his lecture True Crime – a police reporter tells his most exciting cases PART 2, the journalist, author, and tour guide combines personal research experience with precise observation and compelling storytelling.

37 years between police, court, and public

Adrian Mühlbauer worked as a police and court reporter for 37 years. During this time, he reported on extraordinary cases and encountered people in situations that usually remain behind closed doors. His perspective merges journalistic accuracy with the immediate experience of a reporter who researched closely to the events.

Spectacular cases and the dramaturgy of reality

Reports on serial offenders, killing sprees, contract killers, and family dramas are at the center. Mühlbauer also tells stories of people who had incredible luck. This creates a literary True Crime experience where the tension arises not from fabricated dramaturgy, but from the contradictions of real fates.

Between linguistic art and social responsibility

The event categorizes the True Crime genre both journalistically and culturally. It focuses on the everyday life of a police reporter, exceptional research successes, and spectacular cases. It becomes clear how language, selection, and perspective shape public perception of crime.

An independent event in the second part

Part 2 can be attended independently of Part 1. The two-hour reading and lecture session in the attic of the EmmeramForum promises a concentrated reading atmosphere and an immediate encounter with an experienced chronicler of crime reporting.

Conclusion

The audience can expect an exciting literary experience combining True Crime, journalistic research, and social reflection. Those who wish to understand how real cases are researched, narrated, and contextualized will experience Adrian Mühlbauer up close on November 12, 2026, in Regensburg.