Glennkill

One morning, the shepherd George Glenn is found dead in the grass, nailed to the ground by a spade. Who could have killed the old shepherd? Miss Maple, the smartest sheep in the flock and perhaps even in the world, begins to take an interest in the case. Fortunately, George had read crime novels to the sheep, so she is not entirely unprepared for the investigative challenge. With sheep logic, they follow the trail of the culprit, when they’re not grazing or terrified to death. Between the pasture and the village church, the steep cliff and the shepherd's wagon, unexpected adventures await Miss Maple and her flock, until they finally manage to shed light on the mystery and solve the enigmatic death of their shepherd.

Leonie Swann was awarded the Friedrich Glauser Prize in 2006 for "Glennkill," known as the "Crime Oscar," in the "Debut" category.

(4 CDs, running time: 4h 40).