MASSENMORD IN STADE: „Heimtücke und niedere Beweggründe“ – Mordanklage gegen Fatih G.

MASSACRE IN STADE: "Treachery and Base Motives" – Murder Charges Against Fatih G. An arrest warrant has been issued in Stade for the suspected gunman. Fatih G., a 45-year-old Turkish national, has been charged with six counts of murder, committed with malice aforethought and for base motives. The mother of his three-month-old daughter and a possible accomplice were released pending further investigation. On the day of the attack, a custody meeting was scheduled to be held. Fatih G. allegedly shouted first and then opened fire. An eyewitness reported hearing screams and gunshots. The events leading up to the attack began in April. The parents took the child to the Hannover Medical School hospital. Doctors diagnosed a brain hemorrhage. They suspected the father had shaken the girl. They later filed a criminal complaint. Afterward, the child was released to the mother only, with the condition that she remain in a youth facility in Stade. The godmother defended Fatih G. in a letter to news outlets, citing inconsistencies and claiming it was an accident. According to the transcript, she drove the getaway car after the crime. WELT reporter Gerrit Schröder reported from Stade. The people of Stade are mourning at the scene of the crime. ... #stade #killer #arrestwarrant #murder #treachery #custodydispute #youthwelfareoffice #getawayvehicle #mourning #worldnewschannel Subscribe to the WELT YouTube Channel    / weltvideotv   WELT DOKU Channel    / weltdoku   WELT Podcast Channel    / weltpodcast   WELT Netzreporter Channel    / dienetzreporter   The WELT News Livestream http://bit.ly/2fwuMPg The top news stories on WELT.de http://bit.ly/2rQQD9Q The media library on WELT.de http://bit.ly/2Iydxv8 WELT News Channel on Instagram   / welt.nachrichtensender   WELT on Instagram   / welt   A note from us: Due to the high volume of inappropriate and offensive comments, we are currently unable to allow comments. Thank you for your understanding – the WELT team Video created in 2026