Drei -murder in Weitefeld: hunting for suspects with a reward of 10,000 euros!

Drei -murder in Weitefeld: hunting for suspects with a reward of 10,000 euros!

Alexander Meisner, a 35-year-old man, has been on the run for ten days and is suspected of having killed three people in Weitefeld in the Altenkirchen district on April 6th. The public prosecutor's office in Koblenz has now exposed a reward of 10,000 euros for important information about his whereabouts. Despite extensive search measures, which have also been expanded internationally, his location remains unclear. The police have now issued a warning: Meisner is considered dangerous and willing to use violence, and the public is urgently asked not to address him.

Meisner, who comes from a neighboring town, has brown hair and blue-gray eyes, according to the investigators. It is described as about 1.74 meters tall and has striking features, such as scars on the right upper arm, on the eyebrow and the left forearm. He also bears a tattoo with the name "Katja" in Kyrillic script on his left back. The criminal police are accepting information on 0261 103 50399, and there is an anonymous notice telephone on 0261 103 50555. A note from the circle of acquaintances has already attracted the attention of the police, and several spectators reported with sightings by Meisner.

background to possible motifs

The background and the motif behind the alleged triple murder of the family are still unclear. Comprehensive investigations are underway to clarify the exact circumstances of the crime. The case has already attracted great media attention. The ZDF program "File number XY ... unresolved" also addressed the search for Meisner. The work of the criminal police is in the context of a general challenge to better understand crime and their causes.

In connection with this case, the development of crime phenomena in other regions could also be of interest. In Switzerland, for example, the Solothurn public prosecutor has charged three people who are said to have committed a triple murder in Grenchen. The alleged perpetrators had previously involved in the illegal donor in the region and were deeply involved in criminal machinations.

social effects and statistics

worldwide shows that crime occurs in different forms and frequencies. The term "crime" includes a large number of crimes, while "crime" measures individual behavior. However, the measurement of crime is complex, since comparisons are difficult to interpret in social mass -phenomena. This shows the importance of statistics that provide quantitative surveys on criminal behavior. So there is the police crime statistics (PKS), which offers an overview of the Hellfelfeld -Received crime.

The current situation around Meisner illustrates how important precise statistics and thorough investigations are in order to be able to draw conclusions about the perpetrator and social problems. The complex interdependencies of crime, social conditions and the psychology of the perpetrators make it necessary to carry out further scientific studies on this topic.

Further information about ongoing investigations and statistics on crime can be pursued on the corresponding police authorities' websites. The Meisner case, however, remains primarily and the clarification of the crime is top priority.