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Berlin police temporarily seized 77 apartments, houses and land in the capital and surrounding areas for a total value of 9.3 million euros. Suspicion: A family clan should have bought real estate with stolen property on a large scale. The head of the clan wants nothing to do with it – the extended family is vast.
"On 77 confiscated items, I do not know anything," said the 51-year-old man in front of the newspaper "Bild". He came in the mid-80s as the first member of the family with his wife in Berlin. The couple would have 16 children and countless grandchildren – and some of them are now being targeted by the authorities. But the chieftain is not involved in the whole affair.
Several family members are in prison. "My name always appears but I have never sat," said the 51-year-old man to "Bild". "Construction and gastronomy – that's my job." Nevertheless, he also has a criminal record with 20 entries, including theft, according to the newspaper. There are 16 suspects in the ongoing lawsuit against members of the Lebanese family
Large-scale investigation
The investigation was triggered by a major collapse in a savings bank in October 2014 More than 100 lockers were broken. The police took the perpetrators, the loot of more than nine million euros but disappeared. Then it was noticed that the brother of an author, who lived until then only by Hartz IV, bought apartments in and around Berlin.
Investigators badume that the spectacular theft of a 100-pound gold coin Museum worth pure gold of 3.7 million euros in March 2017 related to the stands of clan. The suspects would be attributed to the same extended family, said the prosecutor. However, the piece of gold remains missing.
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