Uwe Madel celebrates 30 years of crime reporting in the RBB!

Uwe Madel celebrates 30 years of crime reporting in the RBB!

The Berlin journalist Uwe Madel has been a formative voice in crime reporting for almost 30 years. He is currently moderating the criminal magazine "Perpetrator, Victim, Police" on RBB television. The format rises through mere entertainment and addresses real criminal cases in Berlin and Brandenburg. In every episode, investigators, experts and relatives of the victims will have their say, which makes reporting particularly emotionally and obvious. The relevance of these cases runs through the decades, since many of them are still touching years later. [rbb24] reports that Madel is recognized as honorary commissioner for the Brandenburg police due to his expertise.

The program "Perpetrator - Victim - Police" has an impressive term. On May 1, 2022, she celebrated her 30th anniversary with a special anniversary edition. This is broadcast under the title "30 years 'perpetrator - victim - police'" and focuses on the most spectacular cases of the past three decades. [RBB-Online] emphasizes that around 1,000 editions were produced, and remarkably, every fifth case could be informed with the help of the audience. The shipment reaches an average market share of 13.1 percent, which underlines the high spectators.

success and formats

As part of the anniversary, the fourth season of the true crime podcast "In the sights-criminal hunt in Berlin and Brandenburg" also started. This offers another platform to shed light on the exciting and often tragic stories of crimes in the region. For the podcast and the magazine itself, Madel regularly invites guests to discuss the success of the search and to illuminate the role of the public when investigating crimes.

Uwe Madel is not only a moderator, but also author for the show. He was born in Frankfurt (Oder) in 1965 and studied journalism. His career on television began on German television radio, and since May 1992 he has been working for the ORB, later RBB. For his commitment to crime reporting, he received numerous awards, including the "Berlin crime fox" and the Golden Kripomark. His voluntary work in the victim aid association "Weißer Ring" also shows his personal and social commitment.

The variety of formats that RBB offers television is underlined by the different broadcast times. The anniversary edition was shown on May 1st at 6.45 p.m., and for night owls a long night with the highlights of the past 30 years from 1.55 a.m. to 5.40 a.m.

With his deep insight into the world of crime and the subsequent approach to the Enlightenment, Uwe Madel remains a central figure in the medial processing of crimes. The combination of journalistic seriousness and emotional speech makes his work not only valuable for the audience, but also for society that he enriches with his research.