Overview
- On July 14, 2025, the 57-year-old mother was given a two-year suspended sentence and her 37-year-old daughter one year of probation for aiding the failed assassination attempt
- The 36-year-old sister was acquitted after judges concluded they could not establish the content of a pivotal phone call
- The convicted relatives must pay at least €250,000 to the Hells Angels leader, who was left quadriplegic by shots fired at a St. Pauli intersection in August 2018
- The trial, which began in April 2024 with prosecutors seeking significantly longer terms, ended with suspended sentences for the family members
- These verdicts follow the 2020 life sentence for the plot’s mastermind and lengthy prison terms for the hired shooter and other accomplices