The attempted escape of the Halle assassin Stephan B. has no consequences for those responsible in the judiciary.
The situation seems diffuse: evidence is "not reconstructable".
Halle (Saale) - On Whitsunday 2020, prisoners made an almost successful escape attempt in Halle's penal institution Roter Ochse.
Directly involved: Stephan B., the right-wing extremist synagogue assassin from Halle.
At that time, the man could move unobserved in the correctional facility for minutes.
Stephan B. had reportedly climbed over a fence inside the prison hall and was then unsupervised inside the prison.
He could then be taken back into custody.
The processing of the events has now been completed.
There are no consequences.
Stephan B .: The attempt to escape by the Halle assassin probably has no consequences
Because according to information from the
Mitteldeutsche Zeitung
, the incident has no consequences for the prison staff and those responsible in the Ministry of Justice.
According to a report by the disciplinary investigators, ten suspects were exonerated from the charge of improper conduct.
According to the report, however, central ministry employees had bricked up the investigation.
One speaker “evaded” a survey “despite repeated requests”.
The then responsible State Secretary Hubert Böning (CDU), who was released in the course of the affair, “did not comment” on the instructions he had given to guard the prisoner.
Explosive: Documents should also have disappeared.
Literally it says: "According to the communication from Unit 102, the facts cannot be further clarified, the e-mail traffic is no longer available and cannot be reconstructed."
Stephan B .: Halle assassin sentenced to life imprisonment
Stephan B. was sentenced to life imprisonment and preventive detention at the end of 2020.
The right-wing extremist wanted to carry out an attack on the synagogue in Halle *, but failed to get into the building.
He then shot two people in the street, a passer-by and a guest in a kebab shop *.
In the dock, the perpetrator had admitted his hatred of Jews: He wanted to motivate other extremists to attack.
A reviewer diagnosed him with a personality disorder.
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