US EditionAssassin of Magdeburg Writes Letters and Puts Victims in Fear
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In a preventive prison in Berlin, the man who killed six people in an attack on a Christmas market in Magdeburg wrote letters to survivors and generated criticisms about repeating injuries.
Letter of the Saudi assassin Taleb A. to victims of the attack cause outrage in Saxony-Anhalt. Is this legally permitted? Where did the assassin get the addresses?
Taleb al-Abdulmohsen, the suspected perpetrator of the deadly car bombing in Magdeburg, Germany, a Saudi doctor currently in pretrial detention in Berlin, sent letters to the victims in which he asked for “apology” in a confused tone. The handwritten letters did not cause comfort, but outrage and further psychological trauma among the recipients.
According to the State Attorney's Office, the letters of the Magdeburg assassin from the detention centre could not be prevented, but the recipients feel distressed.
Months after the attack on the baby car that killed six people in Magdeburg, the suspect shocked the victims by sending them written letters from his hand. Taleb al-Abdulmohsen, a Saudi psychiatrist with "signs" of mental disorders, asked for their "forgive" and even asked for their answer.
A spokesman for the prosecutor's office in Saxony-Anhalt, of which Magdeburg is the capital, confirmed that at least five people injured in the Christmas market attack received letters from the accused man this month. According to the daily Magdeburger Volkstimme, the letters were handwritten and ended with the formal farewell "Mit freundlischen Grüssen" (With friendly greetings). "At first we couldn't believe it," said one recipient, adding tha…
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