As the organizer of several demos in the area of Linz, Austria, a ‘corona activist’ and ‘Holocaust denier’ had repeatedly made headlines over the past two years. Now the 39-year-old Austrian man is in the headlines yet again.
It has been reported that, on the evening of July 23, he was stopped by the police for a routine traffic control. His three children, aged 15, 11, and 5, were also in the car. “I know I’m wanted. I don’t have a driver’s license and I have a dead body in the trunk,” he said as he got out of the car. As the officers soon realized, he was only partly joking. A legal case for Holocaust denial was pending against the man who had not appeared at his main hearing last August, so a search was underway for him.
When police officers checked the car, they made the horrifying discovery. In the trunk was a woman’s body, wrapped in sheets. The dead woman turned out to be the wife, aged 38, of the driver. According to preliminary findings, she had died 4 hours earlier. Apparently, she had suffered from incurable cancer, and the police suspect that the illness had not been treated – her husband did not just not believe in vaccinations but disliked all drugs.
The husband, who already had several previous convictions, claimed that he was on his way to bury his wife somewhere “in nature”. The 39-year-old man was arrested and is now in pre-trial detention – though not for the incident with his wife’s body, but for Holocaust denial. He is said to have compared the Corona measures to the Holocaust, and the arrest order was issued because he failed to appear for his trial.
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One does not need to be a clairvoyant to predict that this remarkable man will come up with more surprises. I wonder what he might think of next.
11 Responses to Being a ‘corona activist’ and ‘Holocaust denier’ is weird enough, but you will never guess what this man has done now!
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Unspeakably horrific for the poor children.
YES, INDEED!
Unfortunately and sadly, social media gives a platform for crazies who are encouraged by other crazies. To criticisise their craziness is to be accused of all sorts of inane discrimination.
I moved to Tasmania, five months ago, with no next door neighbours and the beach 22.5 metres from the front gate. Still some loonbags but far, far fewer. Sartre is right, hell is other people, given most people are stupid.
Sartre was right in many things
Not when he said “l’enfer c’est les huitres”.
Well speaking as someone who grew up in Aldershot, where the cleaners were murdered, and 10 miles from the Guildford pub bombings I would question his support for terrorism (whilst accepting the role played by his time in Nazi occupied France)
Frank, you are not on your way to becoming the next Ted Kaczynski… are you ?! 🤨
Oh, he’s also a sovereign citizen. “Ein Mensch, ein lebendiger Mann” (= a human being, a living man) is a direct translation from the American sovereign citizen movement.
The “Standard” reports, that O. and his wife tried to cure the cancer with Hamer’s Germanic New Medicine. What a tragedy.
https://www.derstandard.at/story/3000000180480/frauenleiche-im-kofferraum-der-weg-eines-bio-koches-an-den-rechten-rand
yes, tragic – but it figures.
Five months ago, I uprooted to Tasmania, where I have no immediate neighbors and the beach is just 22.5 meters from my front door. However, there are many fewer crackpots. Given that most people are idiots, Sartre was correct: Hell is other people.