An original translation by Nash Montana with much thanks!
From this German website:
A horrible crime shook the idyllic Prien on the Chiemsee: On Saturday a 29 year old Afghan man stabbed a 38 year old Afghan woman. She succumbed to her injuries in the hospital.
Prien – It all happened towards 18:45 in front of the Lidl grocery store in Prien. The 38 year old woman was going to shop for groceries with her five year old and eleven year old children, when she was attacked by the 29 year old. Right In front of the children the man stabbed the woman multiple times.
Although a policeman, who coincidentally just passed by, couldn’t stop the crime from happening, he was able to detain the attacker with the help of other shoppers despite the attackers massive resistance. The heavily injured woman was brought to the hospital immediately, but she succumbed to her injuries that very evening.
The two children of the woman had to watch it all. They are now in the care of a crisis intervention team and have been brought to a safe location. It is not clear yet what the relationship – if at all – was between the woman and the man.
The Rosenheim police team are now investigating.
In what may seem as an unexpected disregard for origin or ethnicity on my part, how does it matter that the murdered woman was a Caucasian German or some unfortunate female immigrant?
The point being that her killer was one of the countless fighting-age males that have been flooding into Europe for YEARS. At best, the most pertinent aspect might be that these Islamic women represent “anchors” for the importation and economic stabilization of arriving jihadist mass murderers.
What is easily derived from the foregoing is that immigration by either of these groups represents total SUICIDE (for the immigrant women and Caucasian German females alike).
I hate to have to keep saying this, attacks like this will grow in number and possibly in the intensity of violence over the summer, it will probably ease some once cold weather hits but will be back with a vengeance next summer.