Overview
- The immersive show opens in Cologne with a 20-room walk-through of recreated cases and forensic displays.
- The exhibition is housed in a former car dealership in the Ehrenfeld district at Oskar-Jäger-Straße 99.
- The team behind the popular “Titanic: An Immersive Journey” built the show after that earlier installation drew about 250,000 visitors.
- Visitors encounter staged scenes tied to Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, Fritz Honka and Armin Meiwes, along with panels on police work, legal medicine and forensic psychiatry.
- Experts and victim-support groups say the graphic mannequins, 16-plus restriction and perpetrator emphasis can retraumatize people and distort public views of crime.