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Kurt-Werner Wichmann

• lqet 7y ago
  From [0]: > Only seven weeks later, on July 12, 1989, three blueberry collectors discovered their bodies. [...] They went to the forester to let the police know. On the way, they met a brown-haired, well-built, about 40 years old man with a bag on his hand. The Kriminalpolizei assumes that this was the perpetrator, who sought exactly on this day and this time more victims in the Göhrde. > On July 12, 1989, the day of the discovery of the second murder, the 46-year-old housewife Ingrid Warmbier from Uelzen and a 43-year-old district manager [...] drove together to the Göhrde. > Two weeks later, on July 27, 1989, police officers from the requested police unit in the context of a nationwide search for clues discovered the victims of the second double murder by chance. The date of death could certainly be dated July 12, 1989, the day the police began their investigation into the location of the first murdered couple. The scene was located 800 meters from the site of the first double murder. Kurt-Werner Wichmann committed a double murder in a remote forest, met the discoverers of the bodies on their way back to notify the police, and killed another couple a few hours later while the police was investigating the original bodies 800 meters away. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6hrde_murders https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6hrde_murders