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1990 Amnestie: Brutal Crimes & Police Fears

by Daniel Lee - Entertainment Editor
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The year 1990 brought a nightmare scenario for investigators as crime surged and offenses became far more brutal. Adding to the pressure, law enforcement officials feared for their jobs, as pre-revolution ties to the Communist Party threatened to undermine their positions. They needed, more than ever, to prove their competence. A chilling opportunity to do so arose with a gruesome double murder linked to the release of two hardened criminals who were attempting to start new lives…

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Reads: Petr Stach

Prepared by: Tomáš Vlček

Dramaturgy: Marina Feltlová

Translation: Jan Hanzlík

Direction: Dimitrij Dudík

Premiere: February 20, 2026

The premiere of a new radio play on February 20, 2026, delves into the turbulent aftermath of a sweeping amnesty granted in 1990. The drama, titled “Letter from Beyond the Grave,” explores the challenges faced by investigators as crime rates spiked and the nature of offenses became increasingly violent following the release of numerous prisoners. The play centers on Detective Richard Krauze, who finds himself navigating a treacherous landscape where his own past connections to the former Communist regime are scrutinized. As law enforcement officials grapple with uncertainty about their future, Krauze is presented with a particularly harrowing case: a brutal double murder seemingly connected to the newly freed convicts attempting to rebuild their lives. The story highlights the complex moral and professional dilemmas faced by those tasked with upholding the law during a period of profound societal change. The radio play’s narrative promises a gripping exploration of justice, redemption, and the lingering shadows of the past. The production features Petr Stach as the reader, with preparation by Tomáš Vlček, dramaturgy by Marina Feltlová, translation by Jan Hanzlík, and direction by Dimitrij Dudík. This new production arrives as radio dramas continue to gain popularity, offering immersive storytelling experiences for listeners.

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