Uwe Boehnhardt : Police DNA error linked German neo-Nazi killer, child murder Pulse Nigeria German police admitted Wednesday they had falsely linked two high-profile crimes -- an unsolved child murder and a neo-Nazi cell's killing spree -- because investigators accidentally contaminated DNA evidence. Police last October reported that genetic ... |
Deutsche Welle | How Lucas Cranach, the Elder, became a Renaissance entrepreneur Deutsche Welle Born on October 4, 1472, in the small town of Kronach in the region of Franken, the artist called himself Cranach in homage to his hometown. Crowned with his prestigious emblem, Cranach quickly surpassed his father who had taught him painting. |
Nazi bride who could hold key to solving murder of 'German Madeleine McCann viewed sickening child abuse and ... Daily Mail A 'Nazi Bride' who may hold the key to the murder of the 'German Madeleine McCann' had viewed images of child sex abuse and was obsessed with a porn star called 'sexy Cora', police say. Prosecutors will press for Beate Zschaepe to be caged forever ... |
Metro | Body of 9-year-old girl who disappeared 15 years ago found in German forest AOL News A German mushroom forager reportedly found remains that could be those of a 9-year-old girl who went missing 15 years ago. SEE ALSO: EgyptAir voice recorder sheds light on tragic crash. The Bavarian prosecutor told the BBC the man found bones that ... Body of girl considered 'the German Madeleine McCann' found in woodland |
The Japan Times | Under Lucas Cranach's spell The Japan Times Lucas Cranach the Elder (1472-1553) is acknowledged as one of the greats of the German Renaissance. His combination of religious piety and fleshly ... Born in Kronach in Bavaria (then part of the Holy Roman Empire), Cranach's name was derived from that ... |
