Scandal in Lake Constance: Murder, protests and floods dominate 2024!

2024 was a moving year in the Bodensee-Oberschwaben region, which was shaped by numerous events. At the beginning of the year, a three-day fool's meeting took place in Weingarten, which celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Association of Swabian-Alemannic Fool's guilds. In the case of the missing Jasmin M. from Eigeltingen, her ex-boyfriend was sentenced to eight and a half years in prison, while the body of the 21-year-old was not found.

In February there were massive protests by farmers in Biberach, which led to the cancellation of the Greens' political Ash Wednesday. The public prosecutor's office in Ravensburg determined 65 people about these protests and 42 criminal orders were issued. At the beginning of March, a festival of lights in Ravensburg, which attracted around 35,000 visitors, attracted security criticism. Furthermore, the public prosecutor's office in the Friedrichshafen Clinic against five doctors because of the allegations of a deceased senior physician.

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In July, a chief physician of the clinic was released, whereupon legal disputes about his termination followed. Lufthansa also hired the flights from and to Frankfurt on Bodensee-Airport on March 30th. In April, a four -year -old girl in Wangen suffered a knife attack by a man who was classified as unable to guilt.

The monastery island of Reichenau celebrated its 1,300th anniversary with numerous events, including through a special exhibition on violence, crimes and torture, in which historian Rainer Brüning spoke about crimes in the 15th and 16th centuries. This exhibition, which took place in the Karlsruhe General Archives, illuminated the jurisdiction of the Reichenau monastery and the injustices of the legal system at that time. Over 150 criminal cases, documented in the so -called Malefiz book, as well as brutal punishments and the treatment of convicts, such as reported.

In August, a world record in Tettnang was set up in the toast, while a major fire in Constance caused property damage of around 15 million euros in the same month. In September, construction work started in the region for a new hiking brace in the Marienschlucht and the invasive Stichling in Lake Constance seemed to suddenly seemed to have disappeared. A planned lookout tower in the Wurzacher Ried is criticized as a waste of tax.