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Thirty years after a fatal arson attack on an asylum-seekers’ hostel, German prosecutors say fresh clues pointing to a far-right crime had prompted searches of a suspect’s home.
“Major indications” of far-right crime had emerged, German prosecutors said Thursday, amid a renewed police probe into the 1991 fatal arson attack at Saarlouis in Germany’s western state of Saarland.
Samuel Yeboah, then 27 and who slept on the top floor of a former guest house converted into an asylum-seekers’ hostel, died from burns suffered in the fire while 22 others fled, some injured.
The Ghanaian’s death is one of 213 cases listed as fatal racist attacks by the Amadeu Antonio Foundation, a Berlin-based initiative named in memory of an Angolan guest-worker of the former communist East Germany (GDR) who died in police custody just after German reunification in 1990.
Ghanaian s 1991 arson death in Germany branded far-right crime
Thirty years after a fatal arson attack on a hostel for asylum-seekers, German prosecutors have said fresh clues pointing to a far-right crime had prompted searches of a suspect s home.
Samuel Yeboah was 27 when he died after a fire in an asylum-seekers hostel where he was sleeping Major indications of far-right crime had emerged, German prosecutors said Thursday, amid a renewed police probe into the 1991 fatal arson attack at Saarlouis in Germany s western state of Saarland.
Samuel Yeboah, then 27, was sleeping on the top floor of a former guest house converted into an asylum-seekers hostel when he died from burns suffered in the fire while 22 others fled.