Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Paperweight champion from Russia, Nuradi A, identified as the man who killed a transman, Malte C at CSD, Münster, Germany.
Kathrin Vogler, the queer-political spokeswoman for the left-wing parliamentary group in the Bundestag, attested: “Queer hostility/transphobia are potentially deadly.” The politician from Steinfurt further explained: “I cry for Malte, 25, who died today after a brutal attack at the CSD in Münster. My sympathies go to his family and friends.”
Information reads: “Exklusiv: Der Täter von #Münster ist Russe, heißt Nuradi A. und war Jugendmeister im Boxen. Er hatte auf dem CSD drei Frauen attackiert und als „lesbische Huren” beleidigt. Trans-Mann Malte C. eilte ihnen zur Hilfe und wurde von Nuradi A. totgeprügelt.”
The suspect fled on foot with a companion in the direction of Industriestraße. Witnesses described him as 1.70 to 1.80 meters tall, 18 to 20-year-old adolescent with a slight build and a beard. He was wearing wide-leg jeans, a T-shirt and a bucket hat. His companion is said to have been the same age, also male and wearing a white T-shirt.
The police are now appealing again for witnesses to come forward in order to identify the perpetrator or his companion. The police will take tips on (0251) 275-0 .
The 25-year-old trans man Malte C., who was seriously injured in a brutal attack on Saturday evening on the sidelines of the CSD festival on Albersloher Weg in Münster, succumbed to his injuries early Friday morning. This was announced by the police and the public prosecutor’s office.
“We are in deep mourning and our thoughts are with his friends, his family and those close to him,” the association, the CSD and the other queer associations in the city wrote in a press release. A picture of Malte C. was also sent for the first time, showing him at the CSD last Saturday. The rally is still going on two hours after it started.
According to an initial police estimate, 6,500 people took part in a rally against violence against queer people in Münster early Friday evening in front of the historic town hall. Local queer organizations had been planning the event, which included a minute’s silence, music and speeches, for days after anti-queer violence erupted at the city’s Pride last Saturday. On Friday morning it became known that the attacked trans man Malte C. died of his injuries in the hospital.
Malte was very proud at the CSD demo last weekend in Münster, Felix Adrian Schäper, board member of the Trans*Inter*-Münster association, told dpa on Friday. “He carried our banner at the demo. He was happier than he had been in a long time.” Hours later he was struck down. “It wasn’t the end he deserved,” says Schäper. “It was definitely an anti-queer attack.”
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