On October 29, 1962, Stefan Mitteregger filed a missing person report for his severely depressed wife, Karoline Mitteregger, a 45-year-old brunette measuring 1.72 meters tall, at the police station in...
One of the first circumstantial evidence trials of the Weimar Republic, which lasted from 1918 to 1933 and saw parliamentary democracy reign in Germany for the first time, was the double murder of Wil...
One of Germany’s most exciting criminal cases was the double murder of the entrepreneur couple Karl and Renate Heinzerling from Morschen, a town with 4,000 inhabitants in Hesse. Karl Heinzerling...
Nine months after Manfred Seel from Schwalbach im Taunus was diagnosed with esophageal cancer in November 2013, he died at the age of 67. Just a few months earlier, his beloved wife had passed away. A...
A heinous crime against helpless elderly people who wanted nothing more than to enjoy their twilight years took place at the Villa Germania nursing home in Chiclana de la Frontera in southern Spain. A...
One of the most famous criminal cases in the history of the GDR is that of the so-called Ripper of Magdeburg, behind whom Peter Albrecht hides. He is said to have murdered at least two people between ...
