Even ten years after the right-wing extremist terrorist group NSU was exposed, the Frankfurt lawyer Seda Basay-Yildiz continues to see the urgent need for “unreserved clarification”.
This applies in particular to the role of the intelligence services and possible support networks, she said at an event of the integration media service on the lessons of the NSU complex.
Frankfurt / Main - In the Munich NSU trial, Basay-Yildiz represented the relatives of Enver Simsek, the NSU's first murder victim.
Files are still locked and questions unanswered, especially when it comes to the role of a contact for the Office for the Protection of the Constitution during the murder of Halit Yozgat in Kassel in April 2006.
"My clients are disappointed and after the verdict was announced, they have further questions to be clarified," said Basay-Yildiz.
Probably there will never be answers as to how the crime scenes were chosen.
dpa