At the escape trial - judgments in the Automatensprenger Process

Judgments - At the escape trial - judgments in the Automatensprenger Process

The Landgericht Karlsruhe is set to pronounce its judgment today (10.30 am) in the trial of three men, aged 21, 22, and 30, for a bank machine bombing with a dead man following a car accident during their escape in Wiernsheim near Pforzheim. The 30-year-old alleged driver of the getaway car is believed to have caused the accident that resulted in the death of a 45-year-old innocent man.

The prosecution accuses the three alleged robbers, among other things, of involvement in the bank machine bombing and armed robbery; the 30-year-old, following the death of the 45-year-old man, is also charged with murder. The alleged getaway car driver is said to have driven at high speed through the country on November 11th of the previous year after the robbery. Subsequently, he is believed to have driven as a "ghost driver" on the A6, where the car collided with a truck. The passenger in the truck was severely injured and died several days later.

The 30-year-old defendant, according to the prosecution, took the risk of causing the death of another person with his reckless escape. He is therefore charged not only with murder but also with attempted murder. The three defendants have been in pre-trial detention since November. They all hold Dutch citizenship.

The police found over 41,000 Euros in cash from the bank machine bombing in Wiernsheim and explosives in the getaway car. The damage to the building was approximately 250,000 Euros. In Germany, there are frequent bank machine bombings. Often, the perpetrators come from the Netherlands.

Auto: The car involved in the accident.

1. The car, known as the "getaway auto," was driven at high speed by the 30-year-old defendant after the bank machine bombing in Wiernsheim.
2. The police discovered explosives in the getaway car, along with over 41,000 Euros taken from the ATM during the robbery.
3. The 30-year-old driver is believed to have caused an accident on the A6, resulting in the death of a man in a truck, adding to the list of charges against him.
4. The High Court Karlsruhe will issue its judgments for the three men involved in the bank machine bombing incident, including charges of murder, attempted murder, and robbery.
5. The Netherlands has been associated with a significant portion of bank machine bombings in Germany, with the perpetrators often holding Dutch nationality, as seen in this case.
6. The 21-year-old and 22-year-old men, along with the 30-year-old driver, are among those charged with bank machine bombing, armed robbery, and murder in Pforzheim.
7. The crash occurred on the A6, a major German highway, and the injuries sustained resulted in the unfortunate death of a man, increasing the severity of the charges against the 30-year-old defendant.
8. Evidence from the Netherlands' Public Prosecutor's Office has played a significant role in the case, supporting the prosecution's claims against the three men involved in the bank machine bombing and subsequent car accident.
9. The case of bank machine bombing and the related accident in Pforzheim is a prime example of the criminality that can arise when individuals attempt to evade the court process in Germany.
10. The prosecutor’s office in Baden-Württemberg has worked tirelessly to present a compelling case, supporting the allegations that the three men, in their desperation to escape, caused fatalities and injuries and committed crimes in pursuit of financial gain.

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