People laid flowers and lit candles in front of the doctor’s office in Upper Austria and the Ministry of Health in Vienna. A commemorative event is planned in Vienna at 8 p.m. on Stephansplatz on Monday. Vigils are also held at the same time on the Taubenmarkt in Linz and on the main square in Graz.
Daniel Landau, organizer and initiator of #YesWeCare, announced on Twitter that he had registered an event on Monday for 8:30 p.m. at Stephansplatz in Vienna. Landau was in contact with the doctor, she should be remembered with a sea of lights. “I hope for a strong common sign of social cohesion and against hatred,” Landau told Kathpress. At 9 p.m., they wanted to commemorate the deceased Mrs. Lisa-Maria Kellermayr by lighting the lights they had brought with them, be it candles or cell phone light.
Cathedral priest Toni Faber supports the initiative: “I will be there myself on Monday evening when the cathedral bells accompany the commemoration and prayer for the deceased.” The event in Vienna will probably be the largest, according to entries in the social media, there are more vigils for Monday in Graz (8 p.m. on the main square), Wels (8 p.m. at the regional court) and Linz (8 p.m. on Taubenmarkt) and on Tuesday at 7 p.m planned at Kajetanerplatz in Salzburg.
Already today, Sunday, at 6 p.m. in Steyr at the Neutor, the deceased doctor is to be commemorated. On Sunday afternoon, the police in Upper Austria and Styria received the meeting notices for the vigils, the press offices informed the APA and thus corrected their information from noon.
The doctor was found dead in her surgery in the Vöcklabruck district on Friday. The public prosecutor’s office in Wels confirmed a suicide. No autopsy was ordered. According to the public prosecutor’s office, farewell letters were found, the content of which they did not want to say anything about.
Kellermayr is said to have written three farewell letters. The doctor would have sent one of them to the Upper Austria State Police Headquarters and one to the Upper Austria Medical Association and violently attacked the two in it. At the request of the APA, the Upper Austrian Medical Association stuck to its statement on Friday that Ms. Kellermayr had been offered all the help that was possible. “Last week, an aid plan was discussed personally with Ms. Kellermayr, how the continued existence of the ordination can be secured, in particular with the help of a lawyer who was commissioned by the Upper Austrian Medical Association,” said President Peter Niedermoser. the ooh The police did not want to say anything about the alleged farewell letter on Sunday when asked by APA.
Investigations continue
Among other things, Kellermayr had reported on her website that she had been exposed to reprisals up to and including death threats “from the Covid measures opponents and vaccination opponents scene” at irregular intervals for months. The police confirmed this at the time and investigations were initiated. According to the police, the doctor had received police protection for a long time, but she always felt underprotected and, according to her own statements, had spent around 100,000 euros on protective measures herself.
In June, she initially closed the ordination temporarily before finally announcing the permanent closure. Working conditions “like the ones we have experienced in the last few months” cannot be expected of anyone, she justified the step. The public prosecutor’s office in Wels dropped the preliminary investigation against a German suspect in June – on the grounds that they were not responsible, but German authorities. However, a hacker activist found two Germans who are said to have written threatening emails.
In Austria, the police continue to investigate unknown perpetrators because it can be assumed that the allegations affect several people, according to the investigators. The death of the woman does not change anything in these investigations, one is still waiting for the final report from the police, according to a spokeswoman for the public prosecutor’s office.
Are you in a desperate situation and need help? Talk to other people about it. This offers help for people with suicidal thoughts and their relatives Ministry of Health Suicide Prevention Portal. You can find contact details for aid organizations in Austria here. Information for young people is available at www.bittelebe.at
Source: Nachrichten
