Hipp Blackmail: Ex-Manager Stays Behind Bars

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A judge has decided! The suspect continues to sit in the Eisenstadt State Court for danger of escape, blackout and crime. Once again, the 39-year-old three-time family father Pavel S. had to present herself to a judge from 2 p.m. on Tuesday afternoon. In the presence of his lawyer Manfred Arbacher-Stöger, however, a confession in the case of Hipp extortion remained out. Nevertheless, the suspect's U-liability is extended for another month for da…

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Five Hipp vials of rat poison in three countries: Why the suspect is not released, and which additional charge is in the room.

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Five Hipp vials of rat poison in three countries: Why the suspect is not released, and which additional charge is in the room.

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A 39-year-old Slovak man suspected of poisoning HiPP children's snacks and blackmailing their manufacturer will remain in pre-trial detention. According to the Austrian news agency APA, the regional court in Eisenstadt decided this on Tuesday. The man wants to file a complaint against this. The court extended his detention until June 19 due to fears of flight, obstruction of the investigation and continued criminal activity.

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The suspect in the case of the attempted blackmail against the German baby food manufacturer Hipp remains in custody. This was extended on Tuesday during an detention at the Regional Court of Eisenstadt for danger of escape, blackout and crime until 19 June, the court informed.

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The suspect in the attempted extortion case against the German baby food manufacturer Hipp will remain in custody. The detention was extended until June 19th during a review of his detention at the Eisenstadt Regional Court on Tuesday, citing risks of flight, obstruction of justice, and further offenses, the court announced. The 39-year-old, whose defense attorney had previously anticipated his release, announced he would appeal the decision.