A Somali culture-enricher didn’t just migrate to Germany, he was flown there, courtesy of the Federal Republic’s “Resettlement of Asylum Seekers” program. After his arrival, while subsisting on state benefits, he committed a series of crimes, culminating in the grisly murder of his roommate in a homeless shelter.

Judged to be a loony, he was sentenced to indefinite confinement in a loony bin. From there the story gets even more entertaining: he was allowed out on a supervised excursion so that he could go to the movies. That’s when — whoops! — he escaped.

By the way: the incident has a Mohammed Coefficient of 100%.

Below are two articles about the loony Somali caper. Many thanks to Hellequin GB the translations. The first article is from the online news portal Nius. The translator’s comments are in square brackets:

After 111 stab wounds and beheading: Somali violent offender granted parole to go to the cinema!

Yesterday, Thursday, a violent Somali offender escaped from the psychiatric ward of the district hospital in Mainkofen, Bavaria, during an escorted outing. According to the Lower Bavaria police, the man is “extremely dangerous”. The killer has now been caught! Bild was the first to report this.

The fugitive is Mursal Mohamed Seid. He was sentenced to an indefinite stay in a psychiatric hospital in 2022 after he killed his roommate in the homeless shelter, a 52-year-old, with 111 stab wounds, and then beheaded him.

Murderer was released to go to the movies

According to the police, the perpetrator fled while on supervised leave after visiting the cinema. The perpetrator was arrested again around eight hours later in Platting, five kilometres away.

Interior Minister calls for investigation

Bavaria’s Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann (67) expressed his surprise at the case: “I will order a detailed investigation into why the district hospital even allowed this highly dangerous man to go to the cinema,” the CSU politician told Bild. [The question that should be asked is; Why was this man brought into the country in the first place at taxpayers’ expense? Although we all know the answer, don’t we?]

“State of criminally not responsible”

The court ruled at the time that the Somali murderer had committed his crime while not criminally responsible. However, the criminal court did not consider any of the elements of murder to have been proven. “It is unclear whether the accused, who suffers from schizophrenia, was able to mentally comprehend the elements of murder,” it said at the time. According to the Deggendorf district court, Seid, who was 22 at the time, believed that his roommate contained two demons that he had to kill. According to the report, the knife attack was so violent that the victim’s innards spilled out while he was still alive.

Police calmed the situation and referred to timely manhunt

According to eyewitnesses, a helicopter had been circling over the greater Mainkofen area since midday. The Lower Bavaria police did not want to comment to NIUS on the resident status or previous convictions.

What is particularly explosive is that the perpetrator fled at around 3 p.m., but the police had withheld information about the escape until early evening. When asked by Bild, the Lower Bavaria police spokesman said: “The manhunt began as soon as the escape became known.” The public manhunt requires a court order. “We have done justice to the population’s sense of security by informing the public as quickly as possible.” According to the police, the killer was wearing dark gray sweatpants and a green knitted hat when he fled. He is 1.72 meters tall.

On social media, numerous users commented on the escape with a mixture of disbelief and amusement. “Germany is nothing but a clown country,” wrote one user on X. NIUS columnist Ben Brechtken pointed out that TV chef Alfons Schubeck was recently denied parole because he faces further punishment. [Come on, Alfons Schubeck “defrauded” the state of HIS hard earned money, which they call “taxes”, and we all know that this is a more heinous crime to the government than a murdering “migrant” rampaging through the streets with a knife.]

A convicted killer was able to escape — and was briefly at large.

Afterword from the translator:

Here we can clearly see all over again an applied two-tier law . Natives have the book thrown at them for trying to keep their hard-earned cash from the greedy and sticky hands of the government, while murderers are allowed to roam the streets. What we’re seeing here is applied tyranny, as practiced for thousands of years already.

The Timeless Truth About Tyranny According to Aristotle

The second article is also from Nius:

He stabbed 111 times: knife-wielding Somali man travelled by plane with the authorities’ promise of admission

• A violent Somali offender escaped from a psychiatric hospital in Mainkofen, Bavaria, on Thursday.
• The killer has now been caught. Unbelievably, he was on parole to go to the movies.
• NIUS knows the shocking story of the knifeman.

History as a migrant began in 2016

The suspect came to Germany by plane in 2018. But two years earlier he traveled by bus from Somalia through Ethiopia to Sudan. He stayed there for about four months. From Sudan he continued his journey to Libya, where he lived in a camp for a year. This is according to court documents made available to NIUS.

An attempt to reach Europe via the Mediterranean failed. Soldiers stopped him and sent Seid back to Libya and then to Niger. Seid spent about twelve months in a refugee camp there. Organized by the UNHCR, Seid received a promise of admission as part of the “Resettlement of Asylum Seekers” program of the Federal Republic of Germany (represented by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees) and then traveled to Germany by plane in 2018.

After arriving in Hanover, Seid was transferred to Bavaria, where he lived in an asylum seekers’ home for about a year. The young man (24) kept himself afloat with a job as a dishwasher and moved into one of his employer’s staff rooms. However, as the work was very stressful for him, according to the court documents, and his performance did not meet the requirements, he was fired after a short time.

A criminal career

Even before the gruesome murder, the crimes were piling up: intentional bodily harm, robbery and theft in conjunction with attempted dangerous bodily harm, fraudulently obtaining services in ten cases and trespassing in conjunction with damage to property — in February 2021, Seid received a two-year suspended sentence for this.

In order to make his integration in Germany as easy as possible, the Somali man received support from the state after his suspended sentence through:

• Financial care
• Health care
• Receiving, opening and stopping mail
• Representation before authorities, insurers, pension and social security providers.

While still on probation, Seid grabbed a knife and stabbed his roommate.

“State of incapacity to be held responsible”

The court ruled at the time that the Somali murderer had committed his crime while not criminally responsible. However, the criminal court did not consider any of the elements of murder to have been proven. “It is unclear whether the accused, who suffers from schizophrenia, was able to mentally comprehend the elements of murder,” it said at the time. According to the Deggendorf district court, Seid, who was 22 at the time, believed that his roommate contained two demons that he had to kill.

According to the report, the knife attack was so violent that the victim’s intestines spilled out while he was still alive.

Afterword from the translator:

A friend of mine told me that this guy apparently came from a wealthy Somali household, is an alcohol- and drug-abuser. Why does this look to me as if the family wanted to get rid of him? And why was this guy flown in on behalf of the German Government in the first place? I guess we all know the answer to that particular question, since it happens all over the West, even here in South Africa.

In his 2012 book “SchwarzRotGold”, Udo Ulfkotte quoted a UN study that found that one in three people in Somalia was mentally disturbed. If you search in search engines today, you won’t find anything. Google and others have cleansed the Internet of these inconvenient truths.