A tragic incident in Germany has captured national attention after 16-year-old Liana was killed by a train on her way home from her apprenticeship as a dental assistant. Initial reports suggested the death was a suicide, but her family insists it was a homicide linked to a group of migrants who allegedly harassed her.
On the evening of August 29, Liana called her grandfather, expressing fear that she was being followed. The call ended abruptly with her screams, prompting concern from her family. Shortly after, Liana"s parents received the devastating news of her death. They were unsatisfied with the authorities" classification of the incident and sought help from Björn Höcke, a prominent member of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, to push for a deeper investigation.
The subsequent inquiry revealed that Liana was pushed onto the tracks by an Iraqi migrant, who had previously ignored a deportation order. The migrant, now in a psychiatric facility, claims to suffer from mental health issues, raising questions about his criminal responsibility. Prosecutors are currently assessing whether he can be held accountable for Liana"s death, with concerns that he may evade prison time due to his alleged condition.
Liana"s mother expressed her fear that justice may never be served, stating, "How many crimes like these have gone unpunished? I want justice." The case has sparked broader discussions about immigration and public safety in Germany, echoing sentiments expressed by various political figures regarding the need for remigration policies. For more on related coverage, see Elon Musk Advocates Urgent Remigration to Revive UK Identity.
