Overview
- The defendant, accused of Holocaust denial and antisemitic posts, faces nine charges related to incitement and unconstitutional activities between February and June 2024.
- He admitted guilt at the trial's opening and distanced himself from the posts, claiming they stemmed from drug use and delusions.
- The man, who also sent bizarre emails to federal police claiming authority over law enforcement, has been in custody for four months.
- His defense lawyer emphasized that he acted alone and had no ties to the extremist 'Reichsbürger' movement.
- The court ordered a psychiatric evaluation to assess his criminal responsibility, with proceedings set to continue on February 13.