Posted on 01/26/2026 10:43:22 PM PST by nickcarraway
The woman stole a knife from a drug store and attacked passengers waiting on a platform in the busy station during the Friday evening rush hour, severely injuring at least four of her victims.
A woman who stabbed 15 people in an attack at Hamburg's central train station in northern Germany last year was ordered on Monday to be held permanently in a psychiatric hospital.
A court ruled that the 39-year-old woman, who had been diagnosed with schizophrenia, could not be held criminally responsible for the 23 May attack, according to a court spokesperson.
The woman stole a knife from a drug store and attacked passengers waiting on a platform in the busy station during the Friday evening rush hour, severely injuring at least four of her victims.
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Vederal judge will order her released beczuse it is “cruel to lock mentslly ill peop.e up” or something.
A court ruled that the 39-year-old woman, who had been diagnosed with schizophrenia (”I’m not crazy, and neither am I!” she said)...
Verdict: Sudden Jihad Syndrome .
“Not sayin’ that it definitely IS Aliens, ...but”
15 people? You’d think that by the 3rd or 4th person, someone would have bashed her in the head, especially if they were next in line to get stabbed. But then it’s Europe.
What crap. Women always get off, no accountability, no responsibility.
Well, it isn’t always women. Günter Parche stabbed Monica Seles because she was beating Steffi Graf, and he was let go. (Apparently for performing a service to the German nation.)
Umm, he was actually sentenced. Women often dont get sentenced at all. They at least held him in detention for six months.
Günter Parche was sentenced to a two-year suspended sentence for stabbing Monica Seles in 1993. He served less than six months in pre-trial detention but did not serve any additional prison time.
They’ve already concluded she won’t be held responsible/charged, so no sentencing. Ridiculous.
He got a six month free vacation. Hey, if he stabbed Steffi Graf, do you think he would have gotten that? No, he would have gotten maximum punishment. But he stabbed someone Germany like him stabbing.
We can safely assume that she wasn't a native German, insofar as she didn't purchase the knife, nor did she first procure a Bahnsteigkarte ("platform ticket").
We all know how "rule-bound" the Germans are, after all!
A story circulated in the early Weimar years about a small group of self‑styled revolutionaries—young men fired up by Marx, Bakunin, or whatever pamphlet they’d last read—who planned to "storm" a railway station to seize a train and spread the uprising to the next city.They arrived at the station, full of revolutionary zeal, whispering about fire-bombing police stations and the coming collapse of bourgeois order.
And then they stopped "dead in their tracks" at the entrance to the platform.
A uniformed railway employee stood there, as always, asking to see either a travel ticket or a platform ticket.
The revolutionaries looked at one another.
They had no tickets.
They had no intention of buying any.
They were, after all, about to overthrow the system.
But the idea of simply walking past the official - breaking a posted rule, violating a small but explicit regulation - felt unthinkable. Even in the midst of their grand plan to topple the state, they hesitated at the notion of ignoring a railway clerk.
After a moment of awkward silence, one of them sighed, reached into his pocket, and said:
"Well… we can’t just not buy one."
So they dutifully purchased their Bahnsteigkarten, filed onto the platform in perfect order, and continued their "revolutionary" mission - having already demonstrated that the German love of Ordnung was stronger than their appetite for insurrection.
Regards,
This was on the railway platform (I was there at the same place....six weeks prior). Crowd was already there...formed up waiting for long-distance train to pull up. Based on witnesses...it was probably 30 seconds of slashing before people realized the extent of what was going on.
On my trip...must have been 300 folks minimum standing there in a confined area.
Typically, if you get a court-mandate to a psycho-unit in Germany...it’s a 99-percent chance you will still be there 20 years later. Release rarely occurs.
Yeah, by not describing her, they pretty much describe her.
Hmmm... Florida woman vacationing in Germany?
Back in the 1960s and 1970s, West Germany, which didn’t have the death penalty, nevertheless had a way of dealing with terrorists like the Red Army Faction who committed mass murder once there were in jail. That needs to be revived.
Was it them, Yogi?
“But the idea of simply walking past the official - breaking a posted rule, violating a small but explicit regulation - felt unthinkable. Even in the midst of their grand plan to topple the state, they hesitated at the notion of ignoring a railway clerk.”
I can relate to that - I’m married to a German woman. They have no sense of humor but are very ethical.
Umm... They know her age but not her name.
No such thing as "permanently."
She'll be released in a year or two, if not sooner - like that mentally ill psychopath named "Jihad" who shot and killed three elderly tourists in Florida:
"Jihad Bojeh had previously been acquitted by reason of insanity in 2022 after being charged with attempted first-degree murder, aggravated battery, and criminal mischief for a 2021 incident in which he opened fire at a Wawa gas station parking lot, injuring one man. At that time, he was released on outpatient mental health treatment instead of being committed to a state mental health facility, due to a legal determination that he was not a danger to himself or others."
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