Shock report from German police about the attacker, 4 of which killed 9 Turkish people: No racism

Police report on Thomas Rathjen, 4 of which was Turkish and killed 9 people in Hanau city of Germany, had a shock effect.


According to the report of the German Public Security Agency (BKA), Rathjen committed the murders not because he was an extreme right-wing, but because of a purely personal paranoia to support the conspiracy theories he had set up in his head.

It is clear that Rathjen, who was obvious that the German far right party AfD entered the sites before the murders, was only targeted by foreigners and planned to attract such attention, even as a racist attack.

In the previous NSU murders, the German police also issued reports such as' foreigners' mafia conflict 'and' mutual settlements', and the neo-Nazi gang came under the death of 10 people.

He attacked after exploring

Federal Attorney General Peter Frank launched an investigation because of intense suspicions of a racist attack. No comment has yet been received from the prosecutor's office on this report of the police.

Thomas Rathjen carried out an armed attack after visiting and exploring hookah cafes, buffets and bars run by three Turks. Rathjen, who killed 9 people, 4 of them were Turkish, committed suicide by killing his mother at home.