In a brazen daytime attack on April 25, 2007, 22-year-old German police officer Michele Kiesewetter was shot dead in a Heilbronn parking lot while on lunch break with her partner Martin Arnold, sparking a massive manhunt for what seemed like a ruthless serial killer. Thread: 1/4
Kiesewetter and Arnold, both Baden-Württemberg police officers, had pulled into the Theresienwiese parking lot around 2 PM for a quick meal in their patrol car. A taxi driver soon reported a possible assault, and responding officers found Kiesewetter slumped upside down from the
Forensic analysis uncovered female DNA inside the vehicle that didn’t match the victims. A database search linked it to an unidentified woman already connected to over 40 crimes across Germany, Austria, and France since 1993—including the 1993 strangling of 62-year-old Ida
In early 2009, doubts emerged when the same DNA appeared on 20 unrelated male asylum seekers’ fingerprint cards in Austria—impossible for one person. Further checks revealed the DNA at scenes predating Kiesewetter’s murder, but with no logical female connection, like a male car
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@XCaseFiles A Neonazi terror group called NSU (National Socialist Underground), comprising two men and a woman, plus a few helpers, killed her for her weapon. NSU were responsible for a series of murders targeting immigrants, which they never claimed "credit" for during many years.