Haribo Extorter Tried To Confuse Investigators By Pretending To Be An Islamic Extremist

By cineramaJuly 11, 2017Bitcoin Business

On Christmas Eve, last year, German police arrested a pensioner who threatened Haribo and supermarket chain Kaufland with poisoned products. In May, the prosecution had formally charged the suspect. […]

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Haribo Extorter Tried To Confuse Investigators By Pretending To Be An Islamic Extremist

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