The family that was found lifeless last weekend in the German town of Königs Wusterhausen appears to have been killed by the father because of a falsified corona vaccination certificate. This was announced by the chief prosecutor of the public prosecutor’s office in Cottbus. The man had falsified the vaccination certificate himself and feared that he and his wife would be arrested and that they would lose their three children, says a suicide note found at the family’s home.
Last Saturday, the police found five dead in an apartment complex in Königs Wusterhausen in the state of Brandenburg. It involved three girls aged 4, 8 and 10 and their parents aged 40. The police made the find of a suicide note.
The letter shows that the 40-year-old man had forged a vaccination certificate for his wife, and that her employer had discovered this. Since the end of November, employees in Germany have only been allowed to work if they have been vaccinated, cured or tested for corona.
The two feared the arrest and placement of their children, the chief public prosecutor reported to the DPA news agency.
Firearm found
Investigators hold the man responsible for the death of his wife and children. He then allegedly committed suicide. All five family members were found with gunshot wounds. It was initially said that in addition to gunshot wounds, they also had stab wounds, but that has been revoked by the prosecutor’s office.
A firearm was also found in the family’s home.
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