The Stunning Story of the Mother Who Killed Her Daughter’s Killer in Court

A victim of rape herself, Marianne avenges her little daughter. with their own hands he wanted to buy. The story of Marianne and her daughter Anna shook the media of the time. Those who wanted to report on the event flocked to Lübeck from different cities.

Here, the most impressive in history lawless justice one of his peers and among people “guilty or innocent?” The story of Marianne Bachmeir and her innocent daughter, which caused controversy…

Marianne was raped when she was a child.

Marianne Bachmeier became a mother when she was just 16 years old. At 18, she got pregnant again from her boyfriend. From the birth of the second daughter not long ago She was raped at the disco. The bad course of his life began with this event.

Both of Marianne’s children, whose psychology is broken, shortly after their birth was adopted. In 1973, their third daughter Anna was born. He raised Anna himself but was neutered after giving birth.

7-year-old Anna met her killer on the way to her friend.

On May 5, 1980, 7-year-old Anna had a disagreement with her mother and instead of going to school He made his way to his friend’s house. Unfortunately, he would meet his killer on the way.

Klaus Grabowski, the 35-year-old butcher, had a long criminal record, including sexual offenses against girls. in past crimes had been castrated and later on hormone therapy to “reverse castration.”

He said the little girl threatened him.

Grabowski, who was arrested on the tip of his fiancée; He said that he had no intention of sexually harassing Anna, that the little girl told him, “If you don’t give me money, I will report you to my mother.” saying provoke and threaten He made a rather ridiculous statement.

According to the prosecutor; He kept the little girl at home for hours, then tied her up in tights, put her in a box, and then somewhere by the canal had left.

The mother, who wanted to avenge her daughter, managed to kill the murderer by inserting a gun into the courthouse.

On March 6, 1981, the third day of the trial, Marianne Bachmeier Beretta M1934 gun He had it before the Lübeck District Court. He entered the half-full hall and waited with his hands in his pockets.

As soon as he gets the right time to your daughter’s murderer He fired 8 shots in his back. Seven of the shots hit, and the 35-year-old defendant died instantly. In the panic in the hall, Marianne said the word: “Pig.”

“I did it for you, Anna.”

After the incident, a doctor examining the bereaved mother asked Bachmeier for a handwriting sample. “I did it for you, Anna” that you wrote and perhaps Anna’s for every year of your life He said that he decorated it with 7 hearts, including one.

Most of the people stood by her for her mother’s crime. Bachmeier’s lawyers argued that the woman was under severe emotional stress and was not responsible for her actions at the time.

He was sentenced to prison for his efforts to bring justice with his own hands.

On November 2, 1982, Marianne Bachmeier was first charged with murder in court. The prosecution later dropped the murder charge. After 28 days of negotiations The board accepted the decision.

On March 2, 1983, four months after the commencement of the proceedings, by the Chamber of the Perimeter Court of the District Court of Lübeck manslaughter He was convicted of the crime and sentenced to six years in prison for illegal possession of a firearm.

The mother and daughter were buried in the same grave and their names were written on a single tombstone.

Bachmeier, after serving three years in prison, “suicide risk” He was released from prison prematurely. On September 21, 1995, he was a guest of the program called Fleige on Das Erste TV channel. He said he shot the alleged murderer of his daughter to prevent him from spreading further lies about Anna.

He died of pancreatic cancer in a hospital in Lübeck on September 17, 1996, at the age of 46. He was buried in the same grave with his daughter Anna in a cemetery in Lübeck and their names were a single tombstone was written.

Anna and Marianne Bachmeier in popular culture:

This scene, often used with Marianne Bachmeier’s affair, is from 1984’s “Der Fall Bachmeier – Keine Zeit für Tränen”, The story of Anna and Marianne Bachmeier of the movie depicting.

About the story of Marianne Bachmeier and her daughter Anna for detailed information You can check out the documentary “Tödliche Schüsse im Gerichtssaal” (“Bloody Bullets in the Courtroom”).