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Cocaine-cop trial stuns Bavarian town
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Cocaine-cop trial stuns Bavarian town

For years no-one noticed that the head of the drug squad in Kempten, Bavaria, was on a personal rampage of narcotics- and domestic abuse - until his wife shopped him for the €250,000 brick of cocaine he had stashed. But the local population isn't buying the story.
Wulff blames everyone else for downfall
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Wulff blames everyone else for downfall

Germany’s former president, Christian Wulff, has blamed the judiciary and the media for his downfall in a book published on Tuesday about the scandal which led to his resignation. He claimed he should still be president today.
Ex-president's 'favours' trial begins
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Ex-president's 'favours' trial begins

The trial of Germany's former president Christian Wulff opened on Thursday. He is accused of accepting financial favours in 2008 while he was state premier of Lower Saxony, but some say he is the victim of a media witch hunt.
Zschäpe's letter may complicate case
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Zschäpe's letter may complicate case

Accused NSU terrorist Beate Zschäpe has refused to speak in court, but she has sent a 26-page handwritten letter to a radical right fellow prisoner that could complicate her defence.
Mother of neo-Nazi says fair trial unlikely
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Mother of neo-Nazi says fair trial unlikely

The mother of accused neo-Nazi terrorist Beate Zschäpe defended her daughter, criticized the police and the legal system and questioned whether a fair trial in Germany is possible, <i> Focus</i> magazine reported on Sunday.