Secret weapons: right terrorist cell in Lower Austria!

In a terrifying criminal case, dangerous weapons warehouse was discovered in Lower Austria, which are assigned to a right terrorist cell. In a hunting lodge used by suspects, the authorities found 30 kilos of ammunition and various military equipment in a large -scale raid. The camp had apparently prepared "Day X", where the group plans to conquer areas in East Germany with arms. Surprisingly, there were also grandchildren of a well-known, recently deceased FPÖ politician, as the Krone . The investigation is cross -border and have been running in Germany and Poland since November 2024. The many thousands of shot ammunition, some of which come from the Second World War, were partially tracked down in the ground and represent a serious security risk.

Another mysterious case that was also treated in the current “crime scene” is the death of the former Austrian Minister of Defense Karl Lütgendorf. The minister was found dead in his hunting lodge on October 9, 1981; The official version speaks of suicide, which has been questioned for decades. Lütgendorf had close contacts to secret services in the Middle East and Operation of Weapons Schmuggel, such as researched the press . His sudden death and the circumstances - a gunshot wound found in the mouth and the weapon in his left hand - have continued to trigger a lot of speculation. The autopsy was criticized as inadequate, especially since the stomach contents were not examined. All of this leaves room for theories about political murders or secret machinations and leaves many questions.

unexplained mysteries around Lütgendorf

The ambiguities of Lütgendorf's death are further fueled by contradictory statements by former employees and the evident confidentiality in the investigation. It remains unclear whether the perceived suicide theory actually reflects reality. The speculations range from political intrigue to criminal entanglements, and the case remains unsolved to this day, which is of great public interest.