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Jerome Boateng's ex-suicide: Her close friend claims "only one person is to blame for her death"
After Bayern Munich stopper ex-girlfriend Cassia Lannhardt was found dead, her best friend attacks: "Hope that person feels guilty."
Hummels' partner is also shocked: "The heart is torn, it must stop"
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Germany continues to deal extensively with the death of model Cassia Lannhardt, the former girlfriend of Bayern Munich stopper Jerome Boateng, who was found dead in her apartment last Tuesday.
As you may recall, the 25-year-old Lanhardt, best known in Germany after participating in the Top Model show in 2012, has been Boateng's partner for the past 15 months but about a week ago the two separated, and at least according to local media she seems to have taken her own life.
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Lannhardt's close friend, German model Sarah Kolka, who participated with her in the "Top Model" show, is furious at her death: "Such a young girl, such a wonderful woman, is dead," she wrote on her Instagram page.
"Why did this happen? There are people who led her to her death, or rather one man. I hope all those who are to blame for your death, and especially that specific person, feel guilty. Anyone who intervened in the matter is to blame for your death for me. I hope the truth comes out soon. ".
"I am shocked and very sad," wrote Cathy Hummels, the wife of brakeman Mats Hummels, on Instagram.
"How sad she must have been, it's heartbreaking. I also had similar thoughts in the past and I didn't really want to live. Cyberbullying and violence must stop. I'm sorry I did not write to you before darling. I promise you I will work even harder from now on to fight the phenomenon. rest in peace".
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As you may recall, Boateng earlier this month accused Lanhardt of sabotaging his relationship with another ex, Rebecca, the mother of his two children.
"Cassia tried to blackmail me and my family," he told Bild.
"During our relationship she threatened to kill me, ruin my career and cause me to lose my children. She said she would accuse him of beating her, so that they would sue me. She contacted my child's mother and said she could help her in court, I hope she gets help. She needs it. "
In a slightly more forgiving post he posted on Instagram a few weeks ago, Brake wrote: "As everyone knows from the media, I ended my relationship with Cassia. It's sad, but for me and my family it was the only option. I had to take that step and put a limit. I "I apologize to everyone, especially to my ex-girlfriend Rebecca and our children. I am disappointed in myself, a man should take responsibility for his family and from now on that is what I will do. I wish Cassia all the best in the world."
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Lahnhardt, for her part, called the German national team player a "devil" and promised: "Soon everyone will hear from me, right now I need to recover. Please give me time. I will fight back! I have never been exploited like this and lied to like this."
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