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Solingen Arson Trial Deepens as New Nazi-Related Evidence Surfaces

Lawyers accuse police of withholding evidence linked to right-wing extremism, while the defendant maintains the attack was motivated by a landlord dispute.

Bei einem Brand-Anschlag in Solingen sind etliche Menschen verletzt worden, darunter auch die Besatzung des ersten eingetroffenen Rettungswagen.
Fenster einer ausgebrannten Wohnung.
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Overview

  • Recent hearings in the Solingen arson trial revealed additional Nazi-related materials, raising questions about the defendant's motives and investigative transparency.
  • Lawyer Seda Başay-Yıldız filed complaints against police, alleging they withheld evidence pointing to a potential right-wing extremist motive for the attack.
  • The defense argues that the Nazi-related materials belong to others, including the defendant's girlfriend and father, and not the defendant himself.
  • The arson attack, which killed a Bulgarian family of four in March 2024, was initially attributed to a landlord dispute, as confessed by the defendant.
  • The court has scheduled additional hearings through mid-April 2025 to address the new evidence and its implications for the case.