In 1981 in Germany, the victim’s mother emptied

In 1981 in Germany, the victim’s mother emptied the magazine to the defendant in court
On March 6, 1981, when she silently walked a woman in a slender trench coat while pleading not guilty in a state court in West Germany, she suddenly pulled a BeiLeiDa pistol out of her handbag and shot Klausra Bowsky against the suspect in the defendant’s seat with no expression on her face. Klaus, 35, quickly collapsed.
She stood there, nonchalantly responding to the arrest of the police; few stopped it, and watched right next to her as she shot and killed Klaus, a murderer who had been found not guilty of mental illness.
On May 5, 1980, seven-year-old girl Anna did not go to school because she got angry after arguing with her mother. A neighbor, Klaus Grabowski, brought Anna home asking her to “look after the cat.” Klaus had a criminal history and had undergone chemical surgery in a mental hospital. He persecuted Anna for eight hours and eventually dumped her by the river.
At a later trial, Klaus claimed that the young girl went home with him on her own because she was hungry.The girl threatened her mother by threatening to inform her that she had been assaulted if she didn’t pay her money. He strangled her to death in anger.
The lawyer argued that this behavior was caused by hormone imbalance after Klaus chemotherapy. He was developing psychosis when he was singing a little girl.
On March 6, 1981, the second instance of this case was amended. Anna’s mother, Marian Bahmeyer, sat calmly in her coat. Klaus continued to make excuses in court, the lawyer provided a wealth of evidence about “mental illness,” and seemed to be logically perfectly organized. The court eventually acquitted Klaus on the grounds of mental illness.
Marianne suddenly got up and went up to the defendant’s seat and fired eight shots just as people were about to disperse. He was enthusiastically supported by many foreign media and people, including West Germany, Europe, and even the whole country.
On November 2, 1982, Marion was tried for shark conspiracy. Prosecutors accused Marian of plotting sharks for continuing shooting practice before the operation.Marianne’s lawyer defended her as having suffered serious psychological injuries when she lost her child.
Eventually, Marianne also received a light sentence of six years in prison for “mental problems.” However, Marianne was released on bail in June 1985 after serving only half of her sentence. She later moved to Nigeria, where she married and lived until the ’90s.
In 1996, Marianne died of pancreatic cancer at the age of 46.
She was buried next to the graveyard of her youngest daughter, Anna.
The mother and daughter never broke up again after 15 years.