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This woman is such a socialist believer in mass migration that she migrated two African teenagers into her home and adopted them. They repaid her kindness
by stealing from her over the course of months and threatening her and her husband with violence, culminating in the latest stabbing and torture session in which they also tried to set her on fire.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1J1g6v3xq4
And of course the German prosecutor won't charge them with anything serious because they're black and the German government's policy-- much like that of the UK-- is that if you're black and a migrant, no laws apply to you; you can do whatever you want and we'll look the other way.
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BERLIN (AP) rCo Investigators said Wednesday that the newly elected mayor of a
German town who was found at her home with stab wounds apparently was attacked
by her teenage daughter, and that her life is no longer in danger.
Iris Stalzer, 57, was elected as the mayor of Herdecke in western Germany on Sept. 28 and is due to take office on Nov. 1. Police said emergency services were alerted shortly after noon Tuesday by her daughter, who reported that Stalzer had been seriously wounded outside her house in an attempted robbery.
Police went to Stalzer's house, where they found her sitting in a chair with multiple stab wounds and determined that the attack appeared to have happened indoors. She was flown to a hospital by helicopter. Police said Wednesday that
she is now out of danger.
Investigators at the house found two knives and clothing believed to have been
used in the attack, and detained Stalzer's 17-year-old daughter and 15-year-old son. When questioned on Tuesday evening, Stalzer pointed to her daughter as the suspect, police investigator Jens Rautenberg said.
There was no immediate information on the nature of the family conflict that preceded the stabbing. Rautenberg declined to comment on a possible motive at a news conference in the nearby city of Hagen, saying that is still a matter for investigation.
Prosecutor Bernd Haldorn said he considers it a case of bodily harm, and that police and prosecutors at present intend to release the children and put them in the hands of the youth welfare office, which would decide on further measures while the investigation continues.