Summary of Mord in der Eifel: Vom Dorf vertuscht | WDR Doku

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The YouTube video "Mord in der Eifel: Vom Dorf vertuscht" discusses the murder of a man in Eifel, Germany, in 2012. The murderer, who was known to his friends and family, attempted to cover up the crime by disposing of the body and weapon before anyone else could find it. The video interviews the victim's sister, who reveals that she was on vacation at the time of the murder and didn't know about it until the police came to her house to ask about the weapon. The video also interviews the man who found the body, who reveals that there was another shot fired after the victim was already dead. Based on this information, it is likely that the murderer shot the victim twice.

• 00:00:00 The video discusses the murder of a man in Eifel, Germany, in 2012. The murderer, who was known to his friends and family, attempted to cover up the crime by disposing of the body and weapon before anyone else could find it. The video interviews the victim's sister, who reveals that she was on vacation at the time of the murder and didn't know about it until the police came to her house to ask about the weapon. The video also interviews the man who found the body, who reveals that there was another shot fired after the victim was already dead. Based on this information, it is likely that the murderer shot the victim twice.
• 00:05:00 The video discusses the feelings of a girl, Ellen, after her father refuses to discuss the death of her brother, who was killed by someone in the village. Ellen's father is one of the people who refuses to talk about the death, and she is frustrated that she can't get him to open up. She tried 100 times to talk to him, but he didn't respond. A year has passed and her family still hasn't talked about it. Ellen's brother was killed by someone who shot him twice in the back. The second shot was a fake shot to make it look like he had committed suicide. Five years later, the perpetrator, who is Ellen's husband's brother, comes to her house asking for help cleaning up the scene. She doesn't want to be associated with him, so she agrees to help. Later, she tells her lawyer about the cover up and he puts her in jail for six months. The neighbors who used to be friendly with the Schiesbergs are now gone. The video ends with the announcement that the house where the murder took place has been sold.
• 00:10:00 This video discusses the murder of Ralf Schiesberger, a neighbor who was shot and killed by his friend, Johann P. Schiesberger, who claimed self-defense. Ralf's father believes that Johann was driven to kill by his money problems and subsequent debt, and the video discusses how two people with incompatible personalities can lead to tragedy.
• 00:15:00 In this video, Ralf, a cousin of the victim, speaks about the events leading up to the murder of his relative, Johann. Johann was allegedly threatened with a motorized engine and Ralf says that his father's hunting rifle was lying on the shelf next to the weapon. Ellen, Johann's wife, is perplexed by the number of oddities in her husband's death and shows the detectives the spot where the body was found. Johann's family is alarmed to learn that Johann has not been seen for a week and decide to search his home. They find that the power was shut off to several areas of the house and deduce that he was killed. They contact the police, who arrive and instruct the family to open the garage. The Schiesbergers realize that Johann's father might have killed him and report the crime to the police. Johann's father is not arrested and is not called to testify at his son's trial.
• 00:20:00 The video describes the investigation into the murder of a local man in the Eifel village of Waldbröl, which was covered up by a colleague of the perpetrator. The video also features interviews with the victim's family and friends, as well as a description of the events leading up to and following the murder. Werner M., the perpetrator's colleague, offers to hide the murder weapon and help cover up the crime, but the family is not satisfied with this solution and eventually decides to bury the body. The perpetrator's friend, who is a mechanic, helps them dispose of the murder weapon. The video concludes with a description of the perpetrator's subsequent attempt to find a new accomplice.
• 00:25:00 The YouTube video "Mord in der Eifel: Vom Dorf vertuscht" reports on the investigation into the murder of a woman in the Eifel. A man who was helping with the investigation, Ralf Schiesberg, asks his brother if he has disposed of the body, to which his brother replies "no" and suggests the man might be lying. Schiesberg comes to understand that the man he was questioning was in fact the murderer, and tells the investigator everything he saw. The video then cuts to the man's confession and the subsequent investigation that followed.
• 00:30:00 In this video, a woman discusses how she feels about her fellow villagers in the small German village of Sötenich, where she has lived her entire life. She describes how the community has changed over time, from a time when the village was more harmonious to one in which people are more selfish and competitive. She also recalls the events that led to her and her brother's imprisonment for murder. The woman expresses her disappointment in her brother for not speaking up about the danger he was in, and she regrets not leaving the village sooner. She concludes the video by saying that despite the fact that she was not the one who committed the crime, she still feels responsible for it.
• 00:35:00 The video discusses the shooting of Ralf Schiesberg, which has been seen as a tragedy by many in the community. Ralf's father, Dieter, is desperate to save his son from prison and blames him for the shooting. Ralf's wife, Ellen, is struggling to cope with the loss of her husband. Ralf's brother, Stefan, is supportive of his family. The video concludes with Ralf's thoughts on the shooting and his feelings towards his family.
• 00:40:00 The author discusses the aftermath of a murder in the Eifel village of Sötenich, noting that residents are divided over the perpetrator's guilt. The video also features interviews with the victim's family and friends, who recount the events surrounding the murder and how it has affected their lives. The author expresses hope that the perpetrator will be brought to justice, and that the community will eventually come together to heal.