Five and a half years after the murder of Maria Bögerl, the wife of the former savings bank chiefs from Heidenheim, the investigators hope to have a hot lead – thanks to a revised Software <. /> p>
“35” With the new software 600,000 old records are currently being evaluated – including especially mobile phone connection data from the time of the crime. The revised software can find mistakes in records and clean up, so a spokesman for the prosecutor Ellwangen on Tuesday.
In fact, it is likely some of these have been an error in the previous evaluation – but what the software have no guilt, like a spokesperson of the Ulm Police Headquarters SWR said on Wednesday. Consequently, the records of the providers were delivered in different quality. The data would be collected by different people in different systems – with all the errors that may appear in this process. However, the old software could such erroneous data not iron out.
The fact that the old software did not notice human error and they do not correct could, was the investigators then clear immediately after the evaluation. Even then you have errors – if possible – corrected by hand. Thanks to the technical innovation there is now perhaps new investigative approaches.
A new track could the investigators to good use. Because so far they are marking time despite public investigation, DNA testing ground and 100,000 Euro reward. The Special Commission established for this purpose “flag” is unique in Germany, no other investigator group studied in Germany with so much staff and for so long for a murderer.
The case Bögerl is continues to be one of the great unsolved murders in Germany: The wife of former Heidenheimer Sparkasse Chefs Thomas Bögerl was abducted in May 2010 from her home. The perpetrators demanded 300,000 euros, failed to hand over the ransom. In early June was a walker, the decomposed body of 54-year-olds to the forest near Heidenheim.
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