With the cabaret artist Idil Baydar, who is threatened by right-wing extremists, the trail apparently leads again to a computer of the Hessian police. As the “Frankfurter Rundschau“With reference to an internal police report, Baydar’s personal data were retrieved from a computer of the authority. However, the newspaper does not indicate from which district the information was accessed.
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The investigators recently followed a similar path in the threatening letters to left-wing MP Janine Wissler. She had received several emails in which threats against her life were made. In addition, the letters received Nazi phrases such as “Heil Hitler” – and information that is not readily available from public sources, such as the politician’s home address. You were with “NSU 2.0 “signed.
Security circles confirmed the SPIEGELthat Wissler’s private address was queried shortly before being sent to a police computer in a Wiesbaden district.
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It was similar in a case from 2018, when there were death threats against the Frankfurt lawyer Seda Basay-Yildiz, was directed after personal, publicly unknown data on the address of the lawyer had been called up in a police computer in Frankfurt am Main shortly before. Police authorities were up at the time of their investigations encountered a right-wing extremist chat group made up of a total of six police officerswho have since been suspended.
Baydar was born in 1975 and describes himself as a comedienne, actress and social influencer. According to her website, she initially published videos on YouTube, for example of her art figure Jilet Ayse. In 2015, she received the special price for integration and tolerance from the Berlin Capital Initiative.
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According to an interview with “Time online“In the past year alone, she was threatened with death several times, so she filed a total of eight complaints. However, no culprit has yet been identified.
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