Miezekatze
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I thought I'd post this here, not because I think anybody will have happened to have been at Neuschwanstein in the last 3 days, but because there are so many travel-enthusiastic North Americans here, so maybe someone has some ideas on where to share this:
www.nbcnews.com
apnews.com
Here's the police report:
As I understand the Police is also interested in collecting as many tourist photos and videos from the afternoon as possible, where the victims or the attacker might have been on camera by chance in order to be able reconstruct the day better. So far only about 15-20 people uploaded material, probably because this was mostly reported in Germany and most visitors at Neuschwanstein are tourists. Unfortunately it seems the portal to upload images and videos to seems to be only in German so far, but hopefully they'll change that.
German police appeal for witness footage after American man allegedly pushed U.S. tourists into ravine at castle, killing 1
According to the initial police investigation, the suspect met the two female tourists, Americans ages 21 and 22, on a hiking path and lured them onto a trail that leads to a viewpoint near Neuschwanstein castle.
www.nbcnews.com
American arrested for pushing 2 US tourists into ravine at German castle, leaving one woman dead
Authorities say an American man has been arrested over the death of one U.S. tourist and an assault on another near Neuschwanstein castle in southern Germany after he allegedly pushed the two women down a steep slope. The incident close to the popular tourist attraction happened on Wednesday...
apnews.com
Here's the police report:
Die Bayerische Polizei - Investigations into a homicide near the Marienbrücke (Neuschwanstein Castle)
Die Bayerische Polizei - Ihr Garant für die Sicherheit
www.polizei.bayern.de
As I understand the Police is also interested in collecting as many tourist photos and videos from the afternoon as possible, where the victims or the attacker might have been on camera by chance in order to be able reconstruct the day better. So far only about 15-20 people uploaded material, probably because this was mostly reported in Germany and most visitors at Neuschwanstein are tourists. Unfortunately it seems the portal to upload images and videos to seems to be only in German so far, but hopefully they'll change that.
