Overview
- He left JVA Sehnde on September 17 after serving a sentence for the rape of a 72-year-old U.S. woman in Portugal.
- He reported himself as homeless in Neumünster, where city authorities arranged accommodation following his release.
- He is subject to strict conditions that include electronic ankle monitoring, according to local reporting.
- The Braunschweig prosecutor’s office says he received no therapy in prison, while his lawyer says he was not prepared for release.
- Criminologist Martin Rettenberger stresses that stable housing and support are critical to reduce risk, as the McCann investigation continues without charges.