Fugitive Ex-RAF Member Burkhard Garweg Reportedly Issues New Letter
In an unverified letter published by a left-wing newspaper, Garweg reflects on the RAF's history and calls for the release of imprisoned former accomplice Daniela Klette.
- Burkhard Garweg, a fugitive former member of the Red Army Faction (RAF), has reportedly sent a letter from hiding, published by the left-wing newspaper 'nd.'
- In the letter, Garweg describes the RAF's history as one of 'strategic and tactical errors' and discusses his personal perspectives on the group's past.
- The letter also advocates for the release of Daniela Klette, a former RAF member arrested in Berlin in February 2024 and facing trial for 13 alleged armed robberies.
- Authorities have not yet verified the authenticity of the letter, and the original document has not been obtained by law enforcement.
- Garweg, along with Klette and Ernst-Volker Staub, is accused of committing non-terrorist robberies between 1999 and 2016 to fund their lives in hiding.