Hanover-Schock: Torture threat to ex-Hells angels in debt drama!

Hanover-Schock: Torture threat to ex-Hells angels in debt drama!

Garbsen, Deutschland - Hannover - In a thriller, as is otherwise only known from films, the former Hells Angel Thomas F. experienced a night of horror. A brutal gang from five men, including the 36-year-old Mohammjahh Z. from Berlin, kidnapped him in a daring robbery. The drama setting: the "Café del Sol" in Garbsen. As soon as Thomas F., 57 years old and unadorned club member, who entered the café, had violently dragged into an Audi A6 who chase away with squeaky tires.

The oppressive journey led to a remote house in Wennigser Mark, where the ex-rocker was treated in relentless way in the dark basement. The main actor of this gruesome staging? Mohammadschah Z., who wanted to enforce his demand for an astronomical sum of 400,000 euros with a terrifying arsenal of torture methods. First a few blows and kicks, then the horror: the threat, Thomas' little finger with a rose shears and burn it with grill lighter! An impending apocalypse for the debtor who had been discredited by the Hells Angels.

tedious escape and dramatic turn

But there was a glimmer of hope in this dark story. Thomas F., desperate and humiliated, insured to be able to raise at least 95,000 euros in a short time. It seemed as if the gruesome scenery was an abrupt end when the gang finally let the prisoners run. But the story took a fateful turn when Thomas F. found the courage to show his kidnappers. The police stormed the back rooms of the crooks and the judiciary hurled the crooks directly into prison.

judgment and open questions

In the Course Hall of Hanover, the severe hammer of the law fell: Mohammjahh Z. and his buddy Burhan A., 40 years old, were sentenced to two years and ten months in prison. Others such as Julian D., 27, and Michael L., 42, got away with probation punishment. While Thomas F. is now debt -free, the question remains whether the mysterious money sums have ever existed. With his words, a process lawyer leaves no doubt: "There is no evidence for the debts, nothing can be claimed under civil law."