Another Teenage Girl in Germany Stabbed to Death by a Culture-Enricher

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The following report by Egri Nök was published earlier at Vlad Tepes in a slightly different form.


Iuliana R., called Julia by her friends, only lived to be 15 years old. Photo source: Facebook

“I am dying, I am dying” — Another girl stabbed to death in Germany

by Egri Nök

An original translation from Bild:

  • Iulia (15) stabbed to death in the park
  • Suspect turns himself in to police
  • Mother collapses at crime scene

(This is a breaking story; the following translation is of the most updated article. To read the previous version, please scroll down. — translator)

By J. Löbker and G. Altenhofen
June 11, 2018

Viersen (NRW) — The young girl is smiling into the camera in a friendly way. Dark hair, brown eyes. She is Iuliana Elena R. (15), nicknamed Julia. Her life ended brutally on Monday. On this sunny spring day, the girl was stabbed to death in the park called “Casinogarten” in Viersen.

Shortly afterwards, between shrubs and flowers, there are investigators in forensics overalls, investigating the crime scene. The homicide commission’s investigators are trying to reconstruct what happened on the lawn.

Gravely injured, the victim staggered towards two homeless people, said: “I am dying, I am dying”. Then, she collapsed.

As the girl did not have any papers with her, her identity was initially unclear. In the evening, it turned out: it is Iulia R. (15).

The girl is from Bucharest (Romania), and living with her parents in a suburb of Viersen in a three-storey building. She had a boyfriend and went to school in Viersen. Police officers escorted her parents from the precinct to the crime scene, where bloodstains were still to be seen in the evening.

The mother kept crying “Iuliana” and collapsed crying at the crime scene. When they came home, the parents were still crying. They allowed Bild to show a photo of their murdered daughter.

“Casinogarten” in downtown Viersen (North Rhine Westphalia) is a meeting point for drinkers. The homeless Ilja Hansen (47) and his girlfriend come here often, yesterday, too. Ilja Hansen tells Bild: “We were sitting in the park, having a beer. Then we heard loud screams.”


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Moments later, the victim approached them. Hansen: “My girlfriend and me ran to her. She fell on her knees, into our arms. She was covered in blood and covered in slash wounds. We immediately called police and fire department.”

The emergency call was received at 12:22. The emergency doctor and paramedics took the injured girl to hospital, but she succumbed to her grave injuries shortly thereafter.

The homicide commission was searching for a perpetrator, who, according to police, was of “northern African appearance” and had “black, oily hair”. A helicopter and a large police force were deployed, searching for the perpetrator. Specialized “mantracker” dogs were to pick up his trace.

When the officers wanted to check a suspicious Turk (25), he fled. Later, the man, who has a previous police record, turned himself in at a precinct. A police spokesman: “His possible involvement in the deed is currently being investigated.”

A mother who was visiting the park with her child and allegedly witnessed the deed might be able to identify the perpetrator.

The background of the deed is still completely unclear.

Previous article from earlier tonight:

Woman stabbed to death in park in North Rhine Westphalia

  • Eyewitness: “She was covered in slash wounds”
  • Perpetrator on the run
  • Victim cried “I’m dying. I’m dying”
  • Homeless man called ambulance

By Jörg Löbker and Gerhard Altenhofen
June 11, 2018

Bloody deed in Viersen (NRW): According to Bild’s information, a young woman was stabbed to death on Monday in Casinogarten!

Police are hunting for the perpetrator on the run!

According to police, the man is wearing dark clothes and is of “northern African appearance, has got black, greasy hair”.

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A Safe Return, Hail-Dented But Intact

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I arrived home late last night after attending a family event, a relaxed but very hot outdoor gathering in a Deep Southern state. I was able to talk to some relatives I haven’t seen in many years — which was nice, but also disconcerting. For instance, a young lady I last saw when she was about fourteen is now forty, married with a couple of half-grown kids. How strange!

The trip down there and the return trip home were both long and unpleasant. I noticed that Dymphna mentioned in the comments my predilection for “shun-piking”, but that’s only practicable for journeys of 250 miles or less. This trip was much too long for that. I hate interstate driving, but the interstate was unavoidable for last weekend’s journey. Theoretically, it should have taken seven to eight hours each way using a combination of major highways and interstates, but it took much longer than that, both coming and going.

Going down there I hit major construction during rush hour, and did one of those horrible bumper-to-bumper creeps for about thirty miles — the kind of thing that makes travel on the interstate so much fun. It added about an hour and a half to the trip.

So I decided to take an alternate route home, through the mountains. Yes, it’s longer, but it surely can’t take any more time than the other route, can it?

Wrong!

The home stretch of the return trip was up Interstate 81, crossing into Virginia at Bristol. After I passed Marion, signs started flashing that said both lanes were closed due to an accident at mile marker 93. So I started watching the mile markers, and at about MM89 traffic slowed down and then stopped. As it happened, my car became motionless right next to an exit ramp, so I peeled off there and turned right at the stop sign, intending to go east and then north and eventually make my way past the blockage and get back on I81.

Even though I was still a long way from home, I was in an area of Virginia that I know pretty well, so I didn’t have to worry about getting lost. However, I didn’t reckon on the weather. I had watched the storm ahead of us get closer as I came up 81, but I didn’t know the accident that closed the road had had something to do with the weather.

A few minutes into the back country the nature of the storm suddenly became clear. With almost no warning — just a few splats of big drops beforehand — a torrential downpour began. It was like driving under a waterfall. And immediately the hail hit with equal ferocity. I didn’t stop, so I couldn’t really assess the size of the hailstones, but when they broke up on the windshield they looked like they must have been about the size of ice cubes. The sound of them was like gravel being poured out of a dump truck onto the roof of the car.

I was on a winding mountain road with no visible shoulder to stop on, so I kept creeping along, slowing down to 15mph in the worst of it, with visibility of maybe fifty feet or so. The people behind me did the same, except for one impatient fool who passed us doing about forty. I hope he got home OK.

The hail quit after about ten minutes, but the waterfall continued for a while afterwards, so it was slow going. When I came to a main road, I turned left, and not long after that the rain let up. I eventually arrived back at the interstate at Christiansburg. By then the sun had come out. I noticed the flashing signs at the southbound ramp said both lanes were closed at MM93. So for all I know, despite my massive detour through the deluge, I may have still been in front of those poor folks who had been stuck in the backup ahead of me when I left at that exit ramp.

For anyone who’s interested, there are brief articles about what closed I81 here and here. Apparently a tractor trailer jackknifed, and I’ll bet anything it was during the same horrific hailstorm that I was driving through just a little later.

So that’s why I was a couple of hours late getting home last night, and also why I didn’t try to throw together a news feed post before I went to bed.

P.S. The car doesn’t really have any dents from hailstones; the title is mere literary license on my part. This wasn’t real hail like they have out in the Midwest or the Rockies. It was wussy stuff in comparison. But it’s still the worst hailstorm I’ve ever personally experienced.

In the Wind

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I’m heading out for a couple of days. While I’m away, there will be no news feed.

It’s not a funeral this time, but rather a pleasant family event. I’ll be driving a long way to see some people I haven’t seen in a number of years.

Dymphna will be holding the fort. Y’all behave yourselves while I’m gone.

Susanna from Mainz, Gang-Raped and Murdered in Wiesbaden

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As we reported yesterday, the body of a 14-year-old girl from the German city of Mainz was discovered in Wiesbaden. She had been gang-raped and strangled, and her body hidden. Two culture-enrichers who lived in the local asylum center, an Iraqi and a Turk, are suspects in her murder. The latter has been arrested and is in custody.

As it happens, the victim was Jewish. It’s not yet clear whether her assailants were aware of that fact, or targeted her because of it.

Many thanks to Ava Lon for translating this news report, and to Vlad Tepes for the subtitling:


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Video transcript:

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A “Stop Soros” Law for Italy?

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Giorgia Meloni is the leader of the anti-immigration party Fratelli d’Italia (Brothers of Italy) and a member of the Italian Chamber of Deputies. Her party is not in the new “populist” government in Italy, but she supports the policies of Matteo Salvini and the Lega Nord.

In the following video Ms. Meloni discusses her proposal for an anti-Soros law in Italy, modeled after the one recently passed in Hungary.

Many thanks to FouseSquawk for the translation, and to Vlad Tepes for the subtitling:


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Gates of Vienna News Feed 6/7/2018

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The billionaire American philanthropist George Soros says that Europe must give Africa €30 billion annually to prevent the European Union from being destroyed. A few years ago Mr. Soros was a strong proponent of unlimited migration to the EU, but now he sees the influx of the migrants as politically dangerous.

In other migration news, Danish and Austrian political leaders are considering setting up camps for asylum seekers outside the EU.

To see the headlines and the articles, click “Continue reading” below.

Thanks to AF, C. Cantoni, Charles Low, Dean, Dora, Insubria, JD, Reader from Chicago, SS, and all the other tipsters who sent these in.

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Mainz: The Culturally Enriched Murder of Susanna

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Violent assaults, rapes, and murders by migrants have become a daily occurrence in Germany since Mutti Merkel opened the doors wide for the Third World. I wouldn’t say that they are humdrum and routine for the average German — who must open the news every day with a sense of dread about the latest culture-enriching atrocity perpetrated upon his countrymen. Such crimes are commonplace now, however.

In the following video Sebastian Münzenmaier, a member of the Bundestag for AfD (Alternative für Deutschland, Alternative for Germany), talks about the latest victim, a 14-year-old girl. His mention of Kandel is a reference to the murder of a 15-year-old girl named Mia by a “teenager” from Afghanistan, which occurred late last year in the town of Kandel in Rhineland-Palatinate.

Many thanks to Ava Lon for the translation, and to Vlad Tepes for the subtitling:


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For background on the BAMF scandal that has been dogging Angela Merkel, see:

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The Not-So-Gallant Indes of Sartrouville

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There has been a series of culture-enriching eruptions recently in Sartrouville, a suburb to the northwest of Paris.

Apropos of nothing in particular, the name of the banlieue in this article reminds me of the opera Les Indes galantes by Jean-Philippe Rameau — a delightful work from a different France, three centuries and several light years removed from the current one.

Many thanks to Ava Lon for this translation from Le Parisien:

Sartrouville: New rise of tension in the city of Des Indes

by Julien Constant
June 5, 2018

[Photo caption (not shown): Sartrouville. The city of Des Indes was the scene of violent incidents during the night between Monday and Tuesday.]

A series of fires and clashes with the police disturbed the night between Monday and Tuesday in the district of Des Indes, Sartrouville. It all started around midnight on Esnault Pelterie Street, when firefighters intervened to stop a fire in front of a building.

Upon arrival, the fire engine and the police car that accompanied it were pelted with stones. The result of this first episode was moderate: no one was injured, but the window of the gatekeeper’s lodge was broken. The police intervened and drove the group of attackers away.

At 1:40 on Rue Lakamal, two groups attacked the premises of the property-owner HLM [cheap high-rise housing, the projects] Housing Francilien, and the pad on which a CCTV camera is installed. Fires in trash containers were lit simultaneously on the Avenue de l’Europe and in the marketplace. Three windows of the property-owner’s building were broken with hammers. The police found and secured this tool and a mop soaked in gasoline, which had been abandoned at the site. The camera resisted the fire set at the foot of the pole.

The police responded by using 43 dismantling grenades, and fired flash-bang shots to disperse troublemakers during this encounter, which lasted about twenty minutes.

These events occurred a few hours after the expulsion of the association which manages the prayer room of Des Indes, ordered by the court to leave the premises that belonged to Housing Francilien. The head office of the public-housing landlord in Chatou was subjected to an intrusion ten days ago and an attempted arson that ended in blackened walls. Although no formal link is currently established among all of these incidents, the coincidence between the violence targeting the institutions and the property of the landlord and the vicissitudes of the prayer room caught the attention of investigators.

According to Frédéric Landon, the lawyer for the president of the Muslim Association of Des Indes, his client has “nothing to do” with this series of fires in any case. Stressing that this is “a man of great moral probity,” Mr. Landon recalls, in passing, that he filed a complaint in a civil suit against the former prefect of Yvelines Serge Morvan, who had given several orders to close the prayer room on the grounds, inter alia, that the president of the association was in contact with a terrorist.

Hungary Boots Soros

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This is an American version of why we love Hungary.

Hungary’s populist phenomenon is going global, so to speak, as diverse European countries decide against failed twentieth-century leftist ideologies.

There won’t be any Ramadan outrages in Hungary, Deo gratias.

Soros is fortunate that he’s being allowed to leave and not being sent to Russia or France, both of whom would like to make his personal acquaintance.

Gates of Vienna News Feed 6/6/2018

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A woman in Melbourne who left Islam has gone into hiding along with her daughter. Even though her sons want to kill her, she says she hopes her example will inspire other Australian Muslimas to free themselves from Islamic slavery.

In other news, the latest evidence indicates that human traffickers are using Ireland as a way station for smuggling migrants into Britain.

To see the headlines and the articles, click “Continue reading” below.

Thanks to C. Cantoni, Dean, Insubria, LP, Reader from Chicago, Seneca III, SS, Vlad Tepes, and all the other tipsters who sent these in.

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“In Drastic Times Anything Is Possible…”

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The blurb on this last interview with Tommy before his arrest…done on May 23rd, published on June 2nd:

Interview with Tommy Robinson: on people who say it’s too late, on himself at 18, on the many lessons he’s learned, on some people saying he has the making of a great Prime Minister, on laughing though the situation is desperate, and on the huge change that has happened for him over the past 2 years, because he now can feel the massive support he has.

INTERVIEWER: ELSA
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Two days after the interview, on May 25th, Tommy was arrested again. This time, it was for (supposedly) disturbing the peace. He was going about his business of being a reporter – not on the side of those in power.

His arrest brings up thoughts of people like Gandhi…

The interview itself:

I do wish they’d had some way to screen the microphones from wind noise. But that’s just nit-picking; this an honest interview, spoken straight from the heart.

Note: read the comments for some links and upcoming dates. The most important one, for those in England at any rate, is the demo at Whitehall on June 9th. You know the police state is plotting ways to make the demo go sideways.