(European Conservative) On August 11th, a young girl lost her life after falling onto the tracks and being hit by a train in Friedland, Lower Saxony.
The police were called to the station shortly before the girl’s death because of a man acting erratically. The man, who according to reports led them to the tracks where the young girl was lying lifeless, was also questioned. A voluntary breathalyzer test measured a blood alcohol level of 1.35, but the man was released at the time.
Now new evidence has brought about a decisive turn of events. Investigators found clear DNA traces on the teenager’s right shoulder that can be linked to the Iraqi man, who is suspected of deliberately pushing the girl in front of the train, the prosecutor’s office said on Friday.
