US EditionWaldviertel: How a Priest Fell Into the Crystal Meth
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On August 14th, an ex-priest in Krems is on trial, who had made international headlines. He wanted to run a drug kitchen in the parish office.
A former priest and three accomplices must answer in court in Krems, Lower Austria, for the illegal handling of so-called precursors, which are substances used to produce drugs. The former priest had the ingredients sent to the Czech Republic and then stored them in his parish in the diocese of St. Pölten, the APA agency wrote. The Heute newspaper reported on the case that the priest was preparing methamphetamine instead of mass. The 39-year-old…
A former priest and three accomplices must answer in court in Krems, Lower Austria, for the illegal handling of so-called precursors, which are substances used to produce drugs. Now the former priest had the ingredients sent to the Czech Republic, then stored them in his rectory in the diocese of St. Pölten, the APA agency wrote on Tuesday. The Heute newspaper reported on the case that the priest was preparing methamphetamine instead of mass. Th…
A former priest from the Waldviertel together with three fellow defendants will soon be on trial in Lower Austria. The quartet is accused of trying to produce methamphetamine.
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