Convicted terrorist
Beate Zschäpe starts neo-Nazi dropout program
Beate Zschäpe is in custody because of her role in the NSU. Now she is participating in a neo-Nazi dropout program-with a possible influence on her future.
This article was first published by NTV.
The terrorist Beate Zschäpe has been included in a neo-Nazi dropout program. The reports the “Time” Referring to the defender of the convicted right -wing radicals, Mathias Grasel. Zschäpe had already applied for inclusion in such a program of the Free State of Saxony in 2023. Zschäpe’s lawyer did not share which program this time was doing – “For reasons of confidentiality”.
Zschäpe was part of the right -wing terror trio “National Socialist underground”which murdered ten people from racist motifs from 2000 to 2007. The two accomplices Uwe Mundlos and Uwe Böhnhardt had committed suicide after an unsuccessful bank robbery in November 2011 and the investigators on the trail of the NSU.
Special severity of guilt at Beate Zschäpe
Zschäpe was arrested and in July 2018 by the Munich Higher Regional Court to a lifelong prison sentence with particular severity of the guilt. In February 2019, the Jena -born was moved to Chemnitz by the Munich correctional facility.
Loud “Time” Could aim at the departure program to the definition of the so -called minimum addiction duration in November 2026. The prospect of being released prematurely after 15 years. In the event of a special severity of the guilt found, there are very high hurdles. After 15 years in custody, a court then checks for the first time whether and when the offender can be released prematurely.
In 2024 Zschäpe’s lawyer Grasel had the “Bavarian radio” communicated in writing: “In this decision, various factors will have to be taken into account, such as remorse, access to guilt, behavior during the previous detention period, etc.” In this context, the lawyer also mentioned the intention of Zschäpes to be included in a dropout program for neo -Nazis. According to reports, there were also one that resulted in new investigations in the alleged environment of the NSU.
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Source: Stern
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