Nursing Home in Dessau Is Said to Have Destroyed Electoral Documents – but for Demented 95-Year-Olds Had Long Been Elected
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In a Dessau retirement home, a demented resident is said to have voted by post without her agent knowing about it. The nephew then addresses the home administration – and criminal charges against Unknown.
The electoral documents of a demented 95-year-old were said to have been shredded in a Dessau nursing home. A few days later, however, her representative in the electoral office learned: For the woman, postal ballot documents had already been requested and votes cast.
Klaus-Lothar Bebber, 74, Agent of his aunt with dementia, has filed a criminal complaint against Unknown through his lawyer: He suspects the senior residence Marthahaus in Dessau, on behalf of the 95-year-old resident, to have applied for postal ballot papers and to have cast a vote – without his knowledge and despite her advanced dementia. The advertisement is available in the Ostdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung. The Agent Der Beitrag Criminal adver…
Allegedly, a Dessau retirement home destroys all postal ballot documents for the residents. But then it comes out: For at least one heavily demented woman was elected. The JF is another case known. This post Landtag election on Sunday suspected of postal ballot fraud in Sachsen-Anhalter retirement homes was published on JUNGE FREIHEIT.
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