Key witness reveals: Revelations in the drug trial shock Erfurt!
In the drug trial in Gera, key witness Tom G. presents a dossier with new evidence against suspected accomplices.

Key witness reveals: Revelations in the drug trial shock Erfurt!
On November 6, 2025, a trial against a suspected drug gang in Erfurt attracts attention. MDR reports that Tom G. acts as a key witness and has been writing letters since February 2025 in which he explains his intention to testify about accomplices. He announces that he has created an extensive dossier with 73 handwritten pages that he would like to hand over to the investigators. This dossier is intended to help the public prosecutor's office formulate questions for the upcoming interrogations. Curiously, the letters and dossier were not part of the file at the start of the trial.
An alert lawyer discovered a reference to these letters and made his concerns public. The defense team vehemently argues that potentially exculpatory documents were intentionally withheld. Tom G.'s 73 pages of notes contradict the allegations against Bujar M., who is accused of acting as a recipient of orders. In particular, Endrik Wilhelm, Bujar M.'s defense attorney, is forced to file criminal charges for suppressing documents, perverting the course of justice and persecuting innocent people.
The status of the investigation
The public prosecutor's office in Gera has confirmed the existence of the letters and the extensive dossier, but does not see them as having any procedural significance. Thomas Riebel, spokesman for the public prosecutor's office, describes the 73 pages as an interrogation aid and memory aid for the witness. Riebel firmly rejects the accusation of file suppression and emphasizes that Tom G.'s notes were created independently.
So it remains to be seen how the process will develop. Tom G.'s statements could be decisive, but the defense has already pointed out contradictions that could influence the entire proceedings. The complexity of the matter shows how deep the investigation goes and how important it is to keep an eye on all aspects.
The relevance for the public
Trials like this not only shine a light on organized crime, but also show how important witness statements are in solving crimes. What is interesting to note is how such cases can influence public perceptions of law and order. In this day and age, when anyone can sell almost anything through social media, the mechanisms of justice are also in the spotlight.
On platforms like Facebook Marketplace, many people sell everyday items to make a little profit. NerdWallet describes How easy it is: A Facebook account is enough to create offers and thus improve your household budget. Cars, furniture or electronic items are often traded, with the 10% sales fee for items sold with shipping providing a good incentive for local sales.
In the end it becomes clear how diverse the topics that concern us are: from crime to the importance of witnesses to everyday business in the digital space.