German prosecutors suppressed murder charges against a car driving a car in a Christmas market in East German city of Magadeberg in December.
Taleb A* is accused of 338 cases of attempt to murder amid six cases of murder and other allegations.
On December 20, 2024, 45 to 75 women were killed in the age of 45 and five others, who were injured in more than 300 others.
According to prosecutors, the attack lasted for one minute and four seconds.
Magdeburg Christmas Market: What do we know about suspect?
The suspected, a 50 -year -old Saudi Arabia doctor, who was arrested at the scene, described by German authorities as an anti -Islam worker.
In a statement announcing the allegations, the prosecutors said that the man “worked out of the disruptive faction and disappointment on the progress and result of a civil case.”
He said he “worked with the intention of killing an unspecified, but as a possible number of people in his vehicle.”
Prosecutors said that preliminary investigation revealed that the attack was planned several weeks ago, and without peers.
Before starting his car attack, Taleb A worked as a doctor in a forensic psychiatry unit for criminals convicted in Bernberg, 40 km south of Magdeberg in the East German state Saxony-Anhalt.
In February, it was discovered that a colleague had expressed concern about A and alerted his superiors.
Many German security organs were reportedly known to A, known as a rival to extreme Islamism.
Magdeburg market attacker shocks victims with letters
In July, it was discovered that A had written letters from his jail cell to injure the survivors of his attack, addressed them by name and asked them to forgive them.
The recipients told local news outlets that they again feel shocked by the fact that some shows would have to get access to their names and addresses as a deranged killer as a deranged killer.
Officials said they suspect that A had copied the contact details in the possession of the lawyers of his defense.
Magdeburg: How do German politicians react?
After the attack, the Regional State Parliament in Saxony-Unhelt focused on its political inquiry on security plans for the Christmas market and the organizers, the potentially guilty capacity of the city and police.
Now, the local politicians want to see the culprit.
Immediately after the attack, the region saw an increase in resili-inspired crime as it was seen to promote a distant incident.
Two days after the attack, hundreds of newcomers gathered in an extreme ralli in Magdebberg on 22 December. The performance saw aggression against the journalist.
Alice Weidel, the leader of the German’s far-flung populous option for the German (AFD) party, spoke in a demonstration and did not stop the mantras: “Exvivoraual! Exvivorad!
*Editor Note: Follow the DW German press code, which emphasizes the importance of protecting the confidentiality of suspected criminals or victims and urges us to avoid disclosing the full names of alleged criminals.
