Why did they do this? Are the German authorities intolerably slow-witted, or were they just hoping that this story would fade away in the absence of the perpetrator? The German government seems intent on making sure that Germans (and the world at large) remain ignorant and complacent regarding the devastation that Muslim migrants are wreaking all over the country. And so did they let Ali Bashar slip away hoping he would disappear entirely and allow them to brush this whole matter under the rug?
“German Police Vexed by Exit of Iraqi Man Accused of Murdering Jewish Teenager in Wiesbaden,” by Ben Cohen, Algemeiner, June 8, 2018 (thanks to the Geller Report):
Anxious German authorities on Friday were attempting to establish how an Iraqi refugee accused of the horrific rape and murder of a German Jewish teenager was able to leave the country with his family unhindered last week.
Ali Bashar — the 20-year-old suspected of sexually assaulting and then killing 14-year-old Susannah Feldmann on the outskirts of the city of Wiesbaden — was arrested by security forces in the Kurdish capital of Erbil in northern Iraq on Friday morning, following a request from police in Germany. On Thursday last week, German media outlets reported, Bashar flew to Turkey with his wife and six children, with German airport officials apparently not realizing that he was traveling with different names on his identity papers and his airplane boarding card.
While Iraq and Germany do not have an extradition treaty, German officials were hopeful that Bashar’s arrest by the forces of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) would make the process of returning him for trial more straightforward, news outlet Focus reported.
Feldmann, from the city of Mainz near Frankfurt, was reported missing on May 22. She was found dead on Wednesday in a wooded area near train tracks in Wiesbaden on the opposite bank of the Rhine river, near a refugee center where the suspected attacker had lived, police said. An autopsy showed that the 14 year-old had been the victim of a violent sexual attack.
Bashar was already under investigation for a suspected robbery and was appealing a December 2016 decision by German authorities to reject his asylum application….