Ralf Wohlleben will return to Jena soon – politics

• Former NDP member Ralf Wohlleben is released. Wohlleben's lawyers demanded the immediate release of their client last week.
• Wohlleben is expected to return home to his family in Jena in August – and the far right scene.
• The likelihood that there is more The trial against nine supporters of the NSU was minimized by the verdict of the NSU trial

The day of the decision in the NSU trial, the aid neo-Nazi and NSU André Eminger was released. Now comes the next accused right: the former NPD group Ralf Wohlleben. Wohlleben's lawyers demanded the immediate release of their client last week. The court will most likely now comply. The Süddeutsche Zeitung learned from legal circles

Wohlleben should be able to return to his family in Jena in August – and on the scene of the far right, who venerates him as a idol and him all supported years with actions of "Freedom for Wool". "Wool" is Wohlleben's nickname. He had organized support for the right-wing terrorist party NSU as the spider in the net and never got rid of the scene

The Higher Regional Court of Munich sentenced Wohlleben to ten years in prison last Wednesday, two less than required by the federal prosecutor. He has already served six and a half years in those ten years, more than two-thirds. From that moment, the sentence can be suspended, which usually happens. This eliminates the reason for the risk of leakage, "because it's not going underground yet for three and a half years," said a security expert at SZ. In addition, Wohlleben has an intact family, his wife was always back in court with him as an badistant. Thus, the second self-proclaimed neo-Nazi NSU trial will return to the right-wing scene in a very short time.

Susann Eminger – Best Friend of Beate Zschäpe

At the same time, there is a good chance that nine NSU defenders minimized through the verdict in the NSU trial. Until now, preliminary investigations are underway against nine people who have helped illegal terrorists – as housing providers, arms and explosives suppliers and as pbadport brokers. Again against the wife of André Eminger, Susann Eminger, is determined to support a terrorist organization – she was Beate Zschäpe's best friend. The investigators believe so far that she and her husband knew exactly what the NSU was doing. Especially with Susann Eminger, they still had chances to bring them to justice.

But the court found that André Eminger knew nothing about the murders of the NSU and thus acquitted him of allegations of complicity in murder. The court believed in this case Beate Zschäpe. She had stated that she had reported André Eminger thefts of men that in 2007, nothing murders. Zschäpe has taken his friends out of danger

The federal prosecutor's office now wants to take action against only one of the five judgments of the NSU – the one against André Eminger. On the other hand, she wants to appeal, a spokesman for the Attorney General confirmed Monday. Apparently, the prosecution considers that the court's badessment that Eminger knew nothing of NSU's actions was incomprehensible. If this badessment of the court exists, prosecutions against other NSU supporters would be de facto terminated.

Zschäpe is first brought to the Aichach Women's Prison near Augsburg

If – as the court sees it – even the closest confidant of the NSU knew of murders, then he n & # 39; There are more approaches to attacking his wife and the other suspects. It's only a matter of time before the federal prosecutor's office closes investigations against Thomas M., Max Florian B., Mandy S., Matthias D., Jan W., Pierre J. and André K. Another case against unknown will persist – there may still be new evidence. This is probably what the Federal Attorney General Peter Frank said: "The NSU record will not be closed."

Beate Zschäpe, sentenced to life imprisonment, is currently being taken to the Aichach Women's Prison d & # 39; Augsburg. There, she must wait until the verdict has reached its legal strength. It may take time

The court only has 91 weeks to render the judgment written. This is only while defenders can appeal. It will take at least another year for the Federal Court to judge. It is only after the final judgment that the terrorist law is transferred to a detention center in the country where she lived before the arrest: in the case of Zschäpe, that is the Land from Saxony

The next important date for Beate Zschäpe is 2024. Then The Munich Higher Regional Court will decide when it can make efforts to facilitate traffic: as early as 2026 or much later. Then, the court also makes the decision as to what Zschäpe means by "for life" and how long it actually stays in detention. However, only if the Federal Court has not revised the judgment of Munich before and Zschäpe considered only as an aid of his men and not as an accomplice. In this case, Zschäpe would probably be released in five to six years