In the Pankow district of Berlin, five-year-old Anissa is allegedly stabbed to death by her babysitter. Now the police can record a first investigation success: The possible murder weapon was already secured at the weekend. She is currently under investigation.
A possible murder weapon has been found after the violent death of a five-year-old girl in Berlin-Pankow. This was announced by a spokeswoman for the Berlin public prosecutor's office on request. The newspaper "B.Z." reported about the finding of a knife in the case of the killed Anissa. The public prosecutor's office did not initially answer questions about the location and time of the discovery or the type of weapon. "Investigations are ongoing," officials said. Further information could not be given at the moment, as this could potentially jeopardize the investigation.
According to unconfirmed "B.Z." information, the weapon was found last weekend. She will be examined by the forensic science department. The five-year-old was reported missing on February 21 and was found lifeless in a bush in the Bürgerpark in Pankow a few hours later. Her body had multiple knife wounds. The child died in the hospital. Police arrested a 19-year-old, a friend of Anissa's family. The man is in custody. A judge issued an arrest warrant for manslaughter.
According to previous information, the 19-year-old with German and Turkish nationality said nothing about the allegations. According to the current state of affairs, a sexual motive does not play a role, the public prosecutor said. According to witnesses, the 19-year-old should now take care of the girl and her three younger siblings in a playground near the park. From there he left with the five-year-old, allegedly because the child had to go to the toilet. A little later the man came back alone. He said he lost the child.
