Murder process in Klipphausen: Widow overlooked husband when jogging!

Murder process in Klipphausen: Widow overlooked husband when jogging!

Kobitzscher Weg, Klipphausen, Deutschland - A murder process that shakes the region is currently taking place at the Dresden district court. In autumn 2024, Peter B. (76 )'s body was found on the edge of a path in Klipphausen, a lawyer who was run over when jogging. First, the incident was treated as an accident until the police began to determine against his wife Ramona B. (52) and Claus T. (75), a friend of the couple. The public prosecutor accuses the two of the two of them to have planned and carried out an insidious murder to get to Peters Erbe, explains the Welt.

On September 27, 2024, Ramona B. is said to have run over her husband with a silver Mercedes SUV without a license plate. According to the indictment, she is said to have driven into the legs of her jogging husband at a speed of 30 to 40 km/h. Peter B. suffered fatal injuries, including ribs and cervical vertebral fractures, and died at the scene of the accident. His body was discovered by another jogger. Previously, Ramona had given herself as a grieving widow, but was arrested a day later and has been in custody since then, [TAG24] (https://www.tag24.de/justiz/gerichtzesse-dresden/mordkomplott-in-klipphausen-und- Hausmeister-vor-gericht-3389578) reported.

a dangerous plot

The evidence is stressful: In addition to Ramona B. For around 15,000 euros, he is said to have bought the Mercedes and received 5,000 euros and the car for his help. Ramona B. is accused of having acted out of greed to get Peters inheritance in the form of real estate, stocks and other investments. Claus T., in turn, is accused of having made false statements. It is known that he was sued by Peter B., which is also seen as a motive for his participation, according to the world.

The investigation has also shown that Ramona B. was active in planning the crime and made Claus T. manipulate the evidence, for example by arranging a workshop date to remedy the accident damage. Dilated parts of the vehicle at the crime scene provided valuable information for the police, such as the [TAG24] (https://www.tag24.de/justiz/gerichtspreszesse-dresden/mordkomplott-in-klipphausen-witwe-und- Hausmeister-vor-gericht-3389578) reported.

a process with a lot of evidence

The process attracts great media interest and is scheduled for a total of twelve days of negotiations until mid -August 2025. The first witnesses are to be heard, including the jogger who found Peters body, as well as a witness who saw him shortly before the tragedy. The public prosecutor has numerous other witnesses, including police officers, relatives and forensic technicians who could contribute to the investigation of the case, according to the information from the Saxony police.