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A woman goes home in the evening after a football game – and never gets there. Sounds like a criminal case, but unfortunately it happens again and again. What makes this case, which happened during the 2006 World Cup, so special: the woman keeps calling her family – Frauke Lieb’s case.
A few months after Frauke Liebs disappeared, her body was finally found – but the police have not been able to find the perpetrator to this day. The journalist Dominik Stawski has researched the case and moderates the podcast “Frauke Liebs – The search for the murderer”. In the 416th episode of “important today” He explains what is so special about this criminal case: “You know from the connection data that Frauke Liebs was repeatedly out and about with the perpetrator in Paderborn and around Paderborn during the week of her kidnapping. That means he kept putting her in a vehicle and driving her around. A lot has happened this week. And that’s why I can’t believe that the case hasn’t been resolved to this day.”
Harmless SMS
In an interview with host Michel Abdollahi, Dominik Stawski reports on further indications that Frauke Liebs knew the perpetrator: “On the first night of her disappearance, Frauke sent an SMS that sounded completely harmless. You don’t text like that when you think you’re in grave danger. Which indicated that she might have been with the person voluntarily. That means they knew each other.”
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podcast “important today”
Sure, opinionated, on the 12: “important today” is not just a news podcast. We set topics and initiate debates – with attitude and sometimes uncomfortable. Host Michel Abdollahi and his team speak out for this star– and RTL reporters with the most exciting people from politics, society and entertainment. They let all voices have their say, both the quiet and the loud. who “important today” listens, starts the day informed and can have a well-founded say.
The worst thing that can happen to a murder case is that it’s forgotten
The podcast on the Frauke Liebs case is currently number 1 in the charts and is attracting a lot of attention. This is the best method for clarification or at least more information, according to Dominik Stawski: “In unsolved criminal cases, the public is an insane tool. Public pressure can be crucial and have a major impact on witnesses, accomplices or even the perpetrator. And this is the main hope: The prosecutor told me that the worst thing that can happen to a murder case is that it is forgotten. We want people in and around Paderborn to talk about this again. That the case will be a topic at the dining tables again. That one or the other might spill the beans, or at some point listen to their conscience and say: yes, I know something about that. I didn’t want to slander anyone, but now I want to tell you what I heard at the time. We have this hope in the editorial office and Frauke’s friends and the public prosecutor also have this hope.”
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Source: Stern
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