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Suspects of Murder in Düren: Suspect Was Allowed to Apply for New Asylum Despite a Search

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He had been transferred to Croatia in the Dublin procedure, but he was able to apply for asylum again in Germany.

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A man is suspected of killing his wife in Düren. Now it turns out that he should actually be deported.

·Berlin, Germany
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He had been transferred to Croatia in the Dublin procedure, but he was able to apply for asylum again in Germany.

·Berlin, Germany
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A MAN who was due to be deported to Croatia for a second time returned to Germany and stabbed his wife to death. The case has exposed serious shortcomings in the asylum system and cooperation between EU member states.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Ferhat A. should be deported to Croatia long ago. But he returned to NRW - and is said to have stabbed his wife in front of a job center. The case raises questions to the authorities.

·Berlin, Germany
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A 36-year-old man is said to have stabbed his wife in front of a job center. Now it is known that he had already been deported and returned despite a ban on entry. The authorities knew him because of previous acts of violence against his wife.

It is the eternal lyre. Woman murdered. Suspected perpetrator should not have been in Germany any more. Was nevertheless here. The colorful indifference and misunderstood tolerance are deadly. The five-fold mother is stabbed in front of the job center in Düren. The alleged perpetrator is her 36-year-old husband, who was deported to Croatia already in March The contribution Mother murdered in front of Jobcenter – suspects would have been obliged …

·Eschborn, Germany
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FOCUS online broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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