Psycho-Doc becomes a death driver: shock at the Magdeburg Christmas market!

Psycho-Doc becomes a death driver: shock at the Magdeburg Christmas market!

The tranquil city of Magdeburg is shaken by a terrible attack: five people die when a car races into the Christmas market, and numerous visitors are seriously injured. The suspect: Dr. Taleb al-abdulmohsen, a psychiatrist who worked with addicts in Bernburg. What was going on in the area of ​​al-abdulmohsen has now come to light.

an almost incredible story unfolds when the picture reported that the doctor didn't even know what was thrombosis. Burkhard M., who was convicted of drug and assault offenses, says that he looked at the doctor surprised when he had to look up the word thrombosis on his Computer. He was also awkward when the injections were administered and stabbed himself. The nickname "Dr. Google" was quickly born in the execution.

from doctor to the death driver

former patients are shocked and angry. One of them, Burkhard M., informs his outrage: "He is a criminal for me who killed five people and made hundreds unhappy." The mood is dark, because with the closure of the Magdeburg Christmas market, the pain of this act remains paralyzing. Heino R., also a patient of Dr. Al-Abdulmohsen, describes him as polite but reserved with the visits.

confusing views and suspected substance abuse

Heino R. further describes that the psychiatrist gave confusing views of alcohol by expressing it would be good if Arabs drink alcohol. In retrospect, it is speculated whether the doctor himself was affected by addiction problems. Information on pupil changes had been received by the investigators, but were dismissed as attempts to distract.

To make matters worse, it turns out that the psychiatrist's colleagues knew about his intensive way of posting on the Internet, and discussed this topic with each other. Finally, the first drug test against Al-Abdulmohsen is also positive, which plays a central role in the ongoing criminal investigation at his former place of work. Image reports.