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Crimes - Criminals - Judges - Lawyers - Trials

Oct. 10, 1973 - Controversies about Liz Taylor's New Movie Identiokit': The film depicts the story of a girl who is murdered in Rome. According to Italian Producer Mr. Franco Rossolini the plot is based on a novel by Muriel Sparks The Driver's Seat'. Coincidentally this was exactly the fate of a German girl, Marlene Puntschuh, who was murdered in Rome in 1969. For this season the father of Marlene Puntschuh believes his daughter's life storys used for this film and protests vehemently against the film. He is convinced that the honour of his dead daughter is assaulted and has ordered a lawyer, Mr. W2alter Schielzeth event to file a law suit in case he has no success otherwise in hindering the competition of the movie. Inspite of these controversy the shooting of the film's last scene is continued in Hamburg. Photo Shows one of the partners involved in the controversies about Miss Taylor's film is lawyer Walter Schielzeth

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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