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In the case of the shots at a farmer and FDP local politician in Hattenhofen in the foothills of the Alb, the Ulm public prosecutor's office is now assuming a targeted murder. The background to the crime is still unclear, said a spokesman for the public prosecutor's office on Thursday.
The spokesman said it was an insidious approach. According to the public prosecutor's office, the repeated firings speak against an accident. The investigation into the perpetrator is still ongoing. It is not known whether the shots have a professional, political or private background. "Anything is possible," said the spokesman.
Tracks are currently being evaluated on site. It is also customary to check which mobile phones were logged in at the crime scene at the time of the crime. Because the farm is outside the community, according to the spokesman, there is a lack of knowledge from neighbors, for example. On the other hand, the location would leave other traces. "I do think that there is a lot to come for our forensic technology and forensics," said the spokesman for the prosecution. In addition, investigations will be carried out in the farmer's environment and witnesses will be interviewed.
The 65-year-old farmer and FDP district councilor was seriously injured by several shots in his apartment early on Sunday morning and is now under police protection. The act of violence caused disbelief in the tranquil community and in political circles.
