Murder process in Beelitz: hallucinations and a fatal neighborhood dispute

Murder process in Beelitz: hallucinations and a fatal neighborhood dispute

In Beelitz healing sites, a controversial trial against 23-year-old Mamadou Alpha B. The accused, who has lived in Germany since 2016, has been running, reported of hallucinations that had driven him to his deeds. In January 2025 he killed a 24-year-old neighbor, whose body was discovered in an apartment fire. The defendant confessed that the throat slit to the victim and then laid a fire to distract from his act. In doing so, he claimed that a female voice had ordered him to kill him. Several reports draw a picture of a man who suffers from paranoid schizophrenia, which also takes into account the public prosecutor in the process, who over the next few weeks on District Court Potsdam is continued.

A former ghost hunter even hired a ghosthunter after the strange reports of the accused became known. It remains to be seen whether the court will transfer him to medical care, especially in view of testimony, such as those of a 52-year-old woman who was attacked by him two weeks after the murder. She described that he looked “normal” before attacking it.

crop failures and economic concerns

The situation for farmers in the Potsdam-Mittelmark region is also worrying. Due to the ongoing drought, harvest losses of up to 50% are feared, especially for dairy farmers and corn cultivation. Farmers sincerely hope for financial support for the urgently needed renovation of their traffic jams and military facilities. The combination of extreme weather conditions and economic challenges ensures additional tensions in the region.

Vehicle thefts and their consequences

In another case, a 35-year-old car mechanic was convicted of the theft of a luxury merced. He was taken up by the police on his escape to Poland. The accused tried to claim that they had been under drugs and only "borrowed" the car. However, he could appeal against the judgment.

solemn anniversaries and innovative projects

in Michendorf, the 650th anniversary of the community will be celebrated on July 12th. With a special delicacy, the "cold dog", the anniversary is recognized culinary. The recipe comes from Andrea Mack, which is part of the “Grandma's Kalter Hund - Handmade in Brandenburg” project. The celebrations last from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and promise a living festival for the visitors.

Another positive sign in the region is the commitment of the entrepreneur Antje Kühnle, which opens a tea plantation on 6.5 hectares. With 200,000 planted seeds, she plans to expand the site into an adventure courtyard with a regional market after she previously worked in the wine industry. Her focus on sustainable agriculture could bring a fresh wind to the local agricultural economy.