Initiative sued public prosecutors for obstruction of punishment

Berlin – The proceedings in the case of the killed asylum seeker Oury Jalloh are likely to enter the next round. Almost 17 years after the death of the man from Sierra Leone, who burned to death in a Dessau police cell, an initiative presented a new fire report on Wednesday. The report of the British fire expert Iain Peck is supposed to prove that Jalloh did not set himself on fire, but was set on fire and murdered.

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