Hello everyone, I have decided to move this blog to Substack. Don't worry -- I won't charge for content at first. I'll give everyone a chance to get used to the new platform. I may start charging for content at some point, because hey, I've put thousands of hours of time into researching this case,… Continue reading This Blog has Moved to ‘thesoeringcase.substack.com’!
Category: Self-Promotion
Die “Diplomatische-Immunität” Lüge wird entlarvt von…Jens Söring
"Okay, das Außenministerium hat nun das Recht, mich schon wegen eines Strafzettels abzuschieben.... Leider ist die diplomatische Immunität etwas, das, wie Sie wissen, leider schon lange vorbei ist, schätze ich." -- Jens Söring, 6. Oktober 1985. Anmerkung: Dieser Beitrag besteht, wie alle meine Beiträge zu diesem Thema, ausschließlich aus Meinungen und Kommentaren (mit Ausnahme konkreter… Continue reading Die “Diplomatische-Immunität” Lüge wird entlarvt von…Jens Söring
Deutschlandfunk: German Journalism “Blind to its own Prejudices”
Yesterday Deutschlandfunk -- Germany's nationwide public-radio service, published an opinion piece (g) by Matthias Dell called "The Murderer and the Media". In it, Dell discusses the "Söring System" podcast (shortly to be released in English) and takes the German media to task for having explicitly taken Söring's side for 15 years. Here are a few… Continue reading Deutschlandfunk: German Journalism “Blind to its own Prejudices”
A Curious, Revealing Report from Sindelfingen/Böblingen
Update: I got a very nice email from Matthias Staber, the journalist who wrote the article. He explained that he did not intend to endorse Jens Söring's innocence narrative, he was just reporting that some Söring supporters did. He also said he found that the efforts of some Söring critics -- who emailed not only… Continue reading A Curious, Revealing Report from Sindelfingen/Böblingen
Vetter and Steinberger Got Important Facts Wrong, and Apparently Don’t Care
Anyone who's followed the case knows that Marcus Vetter and Karin Steinberger uncritically swallowed their friend Jens Söring's innocence tale, and that nothing they say about the case can be taken at face value. But what's remarkable is how many basic facts they've gotten wrong in their statements. That's going to be the focus of… Continue reading Vetter and Steinberger Got Important Facts Wrong, and Apparently Don’t Care