Case Stade: Suspected Perpetrator Was Monitored Around the Clock Until the Day Before
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How could the alleged perpetrator of Stade commit suicide in custody? The Ministry of Justice announces first details. However, the case is still far from being clarified.
The alleged perpetrator of Stade, who is said to have shot six people, killed himself in custody even though he had been monitored before, how it happened and what that means for the investigation.
How could the man who shot six people in Stade take his life? The Ministry of Justice of Lower Saxony provides information – and wants to put everything to the test.
Fatih G. (45) took his life in his cell. Stade's alleged six-fold murderer committed suicide. His continuous surveillance only ended on Monday.
According to CDU politician Carina Hermann, the suspect should have been monitored around the clock. She sees in the ministry a "accumulation of breakdowns".
The alleged perpetrator, who is said to have killed six people in a mother-child home in Stade, committed suicide in prison. According to NDR information, the man's 24-hour surveillance ended on Monday.
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