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Bruno Lüdke galt aufgrund von Selbstbezichtigungen bis als einer der schlimmsten Serienmörder der deutschen Kriminalgeschichte. Dass er alle von ihm gestandenen Taten wirklich verübt hat, kann heute ausgeschlossen werden. Es ist sogar sehr. Bruno Lüdke (* 3. April in Köpenick; † 8. April in Wien) galt aufgrund von Selbstbezichtigungen bis als einer der schlimmsten Serienmörder der. Deutschlands schlimmster Serienmörder heißt Bruno Lüdke. So erzählte es ein Film, in dem Mario Adorf den Mörder spielte. Heute weiß man. Bruno Lüdke wurde wegen des Mordes an Rosa Noack verhaftet. Er gestand, die Frau umgebracht und anschließend sexuell missbraucht zu haben. Bis zu 84 Morde gestand der Hilfsarbeiter Bruno Lüdke im Polizeiverhör. Erst Jahrzehnte später kommt heraus, dass die Aussage falsch. sich mit einem der angeblich schlimmsten Massenmörder der deutschen Kriminalgeschichte beschäftigt: Dem Berliner Bruno Lüdke, dem die. Der geistig behinderte Bruno Lüdke soll in Berlin und ganz Deutschland 53 Menschen brutal ermordet haben. starb er unter ungeklärten.
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Ich habe mit meiner Rolle einem Mann das Bild eines Massenmörders verpasst, der keiner war. Jedenfalls kamen wir zurück in die Kneipe, und einer fragte Siodmak, wo er denn so lange gewesen sei.The victim showed signs of post-mortem sexual abuse and her purse was missing. Police brought in Lüdke for questioning on 18 March , where he quickly confessed to murdering not only the woman but also several other victims, and was taken into custody.
Witnesses report Lüdke showed signs of physical abuse and he stated that "they would kill me if I didn"t confess". Lüdke was never put on trial for any of the killings.
Declared insane, he was sent to the Steamship-run "Institute of Criminological Medicine" in Vienna, where medical experiments were carried out on him until his death when an experiment went wrong in The odd crime scenes showed no similarities in modus operandi, signature, or motive.
Number fingerprints were ever found and no evidence against Lüdke has ever been presented. A Dutch former Chief of police named January Blaauw took an interest in the case and investigated original police reports.
He found them inconclusive, incoherent, and vague. He also expressed his disbelief that a semi-illiterate, who once got caught stealing a chicken, could evade authorities for nearly 20 years, let alone get away with murder.
Many believe Lüdke to be the victim of a frame-up, carried out by an ambitious Kriminalkommissar chief homicide investigator Franz, the heavily censored Reichskriminalpolizeiamt, and the budding Nazi government, that had little patience with people with intellectual disabilities.
A movie, Nachts, wenn der Teufel kam, affirmed the image of Lüdke as one of Germany"s worst serial killers. The true nature of the 51 murders remains unsolved to this day.
Attempts at reopening the case by members of the Kriminalrat the German Internal affairs division Faulhaber yielded no results. Back to Profile.
Photos Works. Q: We are surrounded by fog. All we can see is a distant village A: That could be true Q: A man fell out of a window and broke his leg.
To get help he ran to the hospital A: I don't know Q: Can you tell me the alphabet? Q: How many days in a year?
A: I don't know Q: How many hours in a day? A: 24 Q: How many minutes in an hour? A: I don't know Q: Who was Hindenburg?
A: That was before our emperor Q: Who is our reichscancellor? A: Adolf Hitler, our Führer. The outcome: Lüdke is physically healty, but feeble-minded since birth.
He is orientated to time, place and person. But he cannot calculate or write and unable to perform simple mental challenges. He is however fit to work as a cart driver.
However, the Third Chamber of the "Erbgesundheitsgericht" in Berlin ordered in January that Lüdke should be sterilized, following the laws concerning "prevention of posterity with a mental disease".
This was done in a hospital in Berlin, on 22 May Lüdke and the local police were no strangers. Only small thefts. His criminal record shows no violence or sexual crimes.
Just things like stealing and selling wood on a regular base. There was no doubt that this wouldn't last long: first of all Köpenick is only a small town and, second, the name " Lüdke Laundry" was printed on the cart he used in bold letters.
Lüdke stole a total amount of 13 x 28 cubic meters of wood, worth a total of ,5 Reichsmark. He earned 13 Reichsmark with it. It cost him 3 months in jail.
The police in Köpenick noted: we don't think Bruno Lüdke is a criminal. His crime was caused by his "Dummheit", a result of his feeble mind.
Another case like that is the stolen duck. Under his arm a bag with a dead duck. He tried to sell the animal to a visitor for 15 Reichsmark.
Another visitor payed attention as he was an officer of the Sicherheitspolizei. He confiscated the duck and arrested Bruno Lüdke.
At the Köpenick police station they soon found out that Bruno stole the duck from a farmer named Skole.
Skole reported the theft and stated that the duck had cost him 10 Reichsmark. Lüdke stayed in detention on remand for five weeks, but was never tried.
According to clause 51 of the penal code, a feeble-minded person could not be tried. One month after he was released from jail Bruno was caught with a stolen cock, which he tried to sell in another local pub.
On Friday 29 January Frieda Rössner, a locally well-known year-old widow, was murdered in the woods near her house in Köpenick. She was found two days later, strangled with her shawl.
The murderer abused her and stole her purse, containing 1 Reichsmark. Immediately after they found the body, the Köpenick police alarmed the the homicide departement of the Berlin police.
A group of three detectives was formed, led by Kriminalkommisar Heinz Franz. That same Sunday they hurried to the scene of the crime.
From his report: "On 18 March we learned that a worker named Bruno Lüdke was a feeble-minded man who was known for troubling local women.
As we figured that this man, who lives in the area of the Elisabethstrasse, could know more about the murder, I questioned him at work.
Following this informal interview I got the impression that he should know more. Bruno Lüdke was arrested for the sole reason that KK Franz had the "impression" that he should know more about the case Frieda Rössner, but there was absolutely no evidence against Lüdke and nobody pointed out Bruno Lüdke to the police.
It is not clear what Franz asked Lüdke when he questioned him for the first time, but given Bruno Lüdke's mental level he probably acted in a way that looked strange to Franz and Franz interpreted this behaviour in a way that suited his investigations.
According to the confessions Lüdke made directly after he was arrested, he had raped or tried to rape "fifty women" over a period of several years.
It is strange however that this is never mentioned again in the Lüdke-case. Also, for the years that Lüdke was supposed to have done this, not a single complaint was made against Lüdke by anyone.
It seems this first version by Lüdke silently became a minor detail when Lüdke "confessed" the murder of Frieda Rössner and, shortly after that, the murders of Käthe Mundt, Bertha Schulz and the Umann's.
KK Franz gives the impression that he learned from the Mundt and Schulz cases through Lüdke, but from the original police files we learn that Franz picked out these cases prior to Lüdke's "confessions".
The files proof that KK Franz searched for murder cases in the Köpenick-area in the archives of the Berlin Homicide Department immediately after Lüdke told him about the fifty women and about Rössner.
After that he talked Lüdke in the right direction and Lüdke immediately "confessed the Mundt and Schulz cases.
Strange moves by Lüdke fit perfectly into the methods used by Franz. This is strange because this murder took place just two days before the Umann's were killed.
Months later, when Franz asked him about Frau Gutermann, Lüdke suddenly "remembered" killing her. But he could not give any correct details about the murder.
Only when KK Franz took him to the murder scene in Berlin Lüdke managed to do a little better, but this trip also showed that Lüdke hardly knew the area.
In the whole affair there was only one location that was very well known to Lüdke and that was Frieda Rössner's place.
No surprise as he picked up and delivered her laundry every week. But even in this case at first he pointed out the wrong spot as the place where he met with Frau Rössner.
Furthermore, he should have been able to point out this exact location even before he visited the location with KK Franz. This was not the case.
He could not give any correct information about the locations of the murders in any of the cases. Not in the Rössner-case, not in the Mundt-case, not in the Schulze-case and not in the Umann-case.
Same with the objects stolen from the Umann's and Rössner. During the first interviews Lüdke could not give any useful information about the stolen items.
Not what he took and not what he did with it. His incoherent stories about the locations and the stolen items, combined with a prober conduct of Lüdke's alibis should have opened the eyes of KK Franz and his men.
But instead of that, Lüdke's quick and easy "confessions" created euphoria with Franz. Meanwhile we can only guess what Lüdke's reasons for confessing these first murders have been.
But its seems to be the result of Lüdke's labile unstable mental capacities, combined with physical violence, intimidation, suggestive questioning and manipulation of his "confessions".
From the original files of all 51 "confessed" murders becomes clear that the "confessions" made by Bruno Lüdke are the result of KK Franz methods of questioning.
In other words: Lüdke did not tell Franz about the murders, Franz told Lüdke about them. In this way Bruno Lüdke "confessed" in exactly the order Franz wanted him to confess: first 20 cases in Berlin, but then Hosang-case in Genthin open the way for KK Franz to tackle the unsolved murders in the rest of Germany.
Reconstruction of the formal interrogations gives a clear view on the methods used by KK Franz:.
The questioning about a new murder case comes out of the blue. The usual question for Bruno Lüdke in such a case was usually if he had ever been in a certain town or village.
Most of the times Lüdke's first reaction to this question is "no". Through several interviews, most of the time giving enough evidence that Lüdke doesn't know what it's all about, he is talked into a "confession" that fits the case a little.
As soon as possible, in several cases without an introducing interview, the location of the murder is visited. Here the case is "reconstructed" and the "confession" completed.
Between the original denial and the confession Franz only needs a minimum number of interviews. If some evidence is still missing or unclear, Franz makes everything fit in his final report Morgenmeldung.
Often the information Franz gives in these reports is simply not true or even plain lies. KK Franz is the only person who interviewed Bruno Lüdke during the investigations.
Bruno Lüdke became convinced that Franz was the only man he could rely on. It is clear that Franz was fully aware of this. On the other hand KK Franz did not have and evidence other then Bruno Lüdke's confessions and he had to take full advantage to get as much info from Lüdke as possible.
He soon realized that Bruno Lüdke was feeble-minded. By creating the right ambiance he could get anything out of him.
An aggressive tactic was useless but, on the other hand, a soft approach worked out "perfect". Lüdke from his side, felt fairly secure due to his "clause 51".
Due to this clause he was feeble-minded and thus not responsible for his misdeeds he felt he had no reasons to fear the police.
Another thing happened to the rather primitive Lüdke. It appears that he was quite content with all the interest for his person. A man who, until the 18 March only had to deal with the police for minor theft cases, all over sudden found himself the center of enormous interest from the police.
Not only in Berlin, but also in the whole of Germany. They traveled the country with him, interviewed him, looked at him photographed him.
He had "his Kommissar", who watched over him and took care of his daily meals and cigarettes. The whole atmosphere caused satisfaction with Lüdke and to continue this wonderful situation, all he had to do is talk a lot and "confess".
When reading the reports one gets the feeling that Bruno Lüdke did not want to disappoint "Herr Kommissar Franz" and did his best to "remember" the details of what he did.
Bruno Lüdke may have been feeble-minded, but he wasn't plain stupid. After some time he was very well aware of the questions he had to ask KK Franz in order to get help when he was "confessing".
This becomes clear from the formal interrogations:. When KK Franz is referring to a point they discussed in an earlier informal interview, he always used a sort of "pay attention" signal by starting with "I want to think deeply".
When Lüdke did not have a straight answer to a question, he always tried to figure out what the desired answer would be, by asking semi-rhetorical questions.
For example: "the name of the town is at the tip of my tongue", "I must have taken something else, but I can't recall what it was" or "It can't have been in the summer, it must have been winter".
KK Franz jumped at it by asking a new suggestive question or by ending the interview. In most cases Lüdke did know the right answer during the next interview.
A man who did not manage to steal a cock from a chicken-house without being seen, would be the same man who managed to murder 51 women over a period of 20 years, without being seen?
He traveled through Germany by train, by bike, hiking and by foot, murdering women in every corner of the country, only to immediately return to Köpenick because nobody there missed him even for one day not his mother, not his boss at work.
The truth is, that Lüdke had no geographical knowledge of Germany at all and didn't even know how to buy a train ticket. An example:. KK Franz: How did you buy that ticket?
Lüdke: I will think about that during the night. KK Franz: How did you buy a ticket to that place? Lüdke: I went to the ticket-window and asked for a ticket to Silezia.
KK Franz: What is Silezia? Lüdke: It's a city. It's much bigger, with many towns. Lüdke: I call that a city…. This didn't keep Franz from reporting that Lüdke's knowledge of most places outside Berlin is "amazing".
In the whole Lüdke-file there's no mention of any truck-driver who took the hiking Lüdke with him. Police and others were constantly checking every traveler, looking for escaped forced laborers and POW's.
Yet they did not find a single policeman who checked Lüdke during one of his trips. There is no "signature" for the killer.
Meaning that there are no clear similarities in the murder cases that proof that it's the work of one man.
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On 29 January he was arrested, after the body of year-old Frieda Rossner was found strangled near his home. Kriminalkommissar Franz interrogated Ludke who confessed to the murder and admitted to 85 more, dating back to Ludke had strangled or stabbed his victims before having sex with their corpses.
There is some debate as to whether Ludke did, in fact, commit the murders since all of them had different modus operandi.
No fingerprint evidence linked Ludke to the murders and there was a belief that Kriminalkommissar Franz used Ludke to clear up a number of his unsolved cases.
Another investigator wondered how a mental defective like Ludke could evade capture for 20 years and yet get caught stealing a chicken.
Ludke told his captors that because he was insane, under Nazi law he could not be indicted. On 31 January a woman was found murdered in the woods near Köpenick, strangled with her own shawl.
The victim showed signs of post-mortem sexual abuse and her purse was missing. Police brought in Lüdke for questioning on 18 March , where he quickly confessed to murdering not only the woman but also several other victims, and was taken into custody.
Witnesses report Lüdke showed signs of physical abuse and he stated that "they would kill me if I didn"t confess". Lüdke was never put on trial for any of the killings.
Declared insane, he was sent to the Steamship-run "Institute of Criminological Medicine" in Vienna, where medical experiments were carried out on him until his death when an experiment went wrong in The odd crime scenes showed no similarities in modus operandi, signature, or motive.
Number fingerprints were ever found and no evidence against Lüdke has ever been presented. A Dutch former Chief of police named January Blaauw took an interest in the case and investigated original police reports.
He found them inconclusive, incoherent, and vague. He also expressed his disbelief that a semi-illiterate, who once got caught stealing a chicken, could evade authorities for nearly 20 years, let alone get away with murder.
Many believe Lüdke to be the victim of a frame-up, carried out by an ambitious Kriminalkommissar chief homicide investigator Franz, the heavily censored Reichskriminalpolizeiamt, and the budding Nazi government, that had little patience with people with intellectual disabilities.
A movie, Nachts, wenn der Teufel kam, affirmed the image of Lüdke as one of Germany"s worst serial killers.
The true nature of the 51 murders remains unsolved to this day. Attempts at reopening the case by members of the Kriminalrat the German Internal affairs division Faulhaber yielded no results.
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Bruno Lüdke So starb der größte Serienmörder der Kriminalgeschichte
Nach dem Herztod ihrer Mutter hatten sich die zwei Frauen um Lüdke gekümmert. Mario Adorf: Ich leide darunter. Buch und Verfilmung: "Nachts, wenn der Teufel kam" Bericht Lüdke. Als dann 13 Jahre nach The Mechanic 2 Stream Deutsch Hd Filme Tod Nachts, wenn der Teufel kam in den Kinos anläuft, wollen die beiden Schwestern den Film verbieten lassen, scheitern aber vor einem Hamburger Gericht. Getarnt als Mithäftling im Berliner Knast führte er mehrere Gespräche mit Lüdke — und war danach umso mehr überzeugt von dessen Unschuld. Na, tut es noch weh?
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