In the case of the spectacular theft of jewels from the Historic Green Vault, the perpetrators cut through the window grille at the Residenzschloss days in advance and then temporarily glued it together.
The government confirmed a corresponding suspicion of the investigators in the answer to a request from the left state parliament member Rico Gebhardt.
The action on the night of 18.
Dresden - / 19.
or 20./21.
November 2019 went unnoticed.
"Why nobody noticed that is one of the big unanswered questions about this crime," said Gebhardt on Sunday.
According to the Ministry of Culture, nothing can be seen on the evaluated video recordings because the area between the wall and the entrance window is constantly in the dark.
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A stranger left the police station in Mainburg shortly after the impact on Saturday morning.
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When the 21-year-old later sat down on a bench in the forecourt of the Wartenberg train station, his adversary suddenly pointed a gun at him and insulted him racially.
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The politician was “again shocked” when he admitted that the perimeter security failed because the entry window in the blind spot and the corresponding scanner were not armed on the day of the incident.
"I want to know whether this was due to human error or whether the perpetrators perhaps had inside knowledge after all."
According to the ministry, the scanner, which generally triggers an alarm when movement is detected in the area of the castle facade, did not respond because the window was partly in the blind spot.
"At the time of the crime, the scanner in question was not armed", the security staff had accepted an alarm from the day before the crime, but subsequently failed to "arm the scanner again".
Two men broke into the famous museum on November 25, 2019, punched holes in a display case with an ax and tore out pieces of jewelry from the 17th and 18th centuries that were attached to it.
There is no trace of the loot with a total insurance value of at least 113.8 million euros.
The investigators are convinced that the coup is due to the well-known Berlin Remmo clan, which is also held responsible for crimes such as the theft of a 100 kilogram gold coin from the Bode Museum in 2017.
Six young men from the extended family of Arab origin are urgently suspected and four of them are in pre-trial detention and two are convicted of the gold coin case and are in juvenile detention.
dpa
