Overview
- Prosecutors, in closing arguments Wednesday, asked the Verden regional court to sentence Klette to 15 years for attempted murder, gang robbery and weapons offenses.
- They detailed evidence seized in her Berlin apartment in February 2024, including guns, ammunition, a rocket launcher replica, forged IDs, wigs, gold and €240,000 in cash.
- Forensic experts reported DNA that links Klette and alleged partner Burkhard Garweg to clothing and getaway cars tied to several robberies.
- Prosecutors said the robberies had no connection to the left‑wing Red Army Faction, arguing Klette’s past affiliation is irrelevant to the charges.
- The court will hear more from victims on May 12 as judges weigh whether a 2015 shooting in Stuhr qualifies as attempted murder, and a verdict is expected by late May.