Family Murder German Solingen commemorated with minute of silence | Abroad

The present strike candles and held a minute of silence in the house where the children were found dead Thursday. The 19-year-old Kira Yopoulis, who lives in the same neighborhood can hardly believe what happened. “You never think something like this in your neighborhood will happen,” she told broadcaster WDR. “The big question for me is why someone would not ask for help.” Hans-Peter Harbecke of the local neighborhood association does not know the family, but indicates that the district is a need to share the grief.

The local board of Solingen, which is located near Dusseldorf, will Monday open an account where people can deposit money to include funeral expenses. According to a town spokesperson on social media to donate countless people given money. He also said that the schools where the children were seated psychological help is offered.

The 27-year-old mother who is suspected by justice of murdering five of her six children, is seriously injured in hospital. They may have suffocated her children, ages 1 to 8 years and then tried to commit suicide by presumably for the train to jump. Her oldest son (11) was unharmed. He currently lives with his grandmother.

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