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In late January, a 26-year-old boy kills six family members at a restaurant in Baden-Württemberg. The author turned himself in to the police, but the reasons for the murder remain unclear for a long time. Now, for the first time, researchers mention a possible motive for man.
Three months after Rot am See’s sixth murder, charges were filed against the alleged 26-year-old perpetrator. The man is charged with murder in six cases and attempted murder in a crime involving dangerous bodily harm in two cases, according to the Ellwangen public prosecutor’s office. For the first time, the researchers also mentioned a possible reason. Consequently, the defendant should have long planned to kill his mother and half-sister for alleged abuse.
The 26-year-old is said to have shot his parents, half-brother, half-sister, aunt and uncle at Rot am See in the Schwäbisch Hall district in late January. Those killed were between 36 and 69 years old. Two other family members were injured. According to the indictment, the alleged author fired a total of 30 shots. He confessed the facts.
Pathological disorder is not excluded.
According to the prosecutor, the suspect entered a rifle club before the crime and legally purchased a nine-millimeter pistol. On January 24, the family met at a funeral in Rot am See, where the alleged perpetrator lived with his father, who was separated from his mother.
At the meeting, the defendant allegedly fired multiple shots at his mother on the stairs and shot his father. He is said to have later killed his seriously injured mother with a shot to the head. Hit or seriously hurt other family members.
The 26-year-old has not yet been criminally charged. He confessed to the facts in two hearings. In the process, a psychiatric expert must present an expert opinion. The suspect may have a pathological mental disorder or paranoid schizophrenia, the prosecutor said.
