Leipzig (Saxony) – Raid on the fallen jungle queen Melanie Müller (34): After Sieg-Heil roar and Hitler salute scandal At one of their concerts on Thursday morning, the police and the public prosecutor’s office searched the former Leipzig-Wahren train station, which Müller had converted into a residential building.
Melanie Müller posted this photo after the Nazi scandal became known
“It’s about two procedures in connection with the videos that have emerged,” confirmed Vanessa Fink, spokeswoman for the Leipzig public prosecutor’s office to BILD.
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According to BILD information, the police and the public prosecutor’s office moved to the property of the former jungle queen around 4 a.m. An hour later access. Officers from Department 5 (State Security) of the Leipzig police department forcibly opened the back door of the building.
The police parked in the yard of Müller’s property
Melanie’s partner Andreas Kunz (54) to BILD: “The dog struck, it woke me up, and then the police officers were already standing in front of me.” According to Kunz, they were looking for storage media, but had found nothing. According to BILD information, however, evidence was secured.
Prosecutor Vanessa Fink: “Since the proceedings are ongoing, we are currently not providing any further information.”
Müller himself was not at home during the raid. The former jungle queen is currently completing her last appearances at Ballermann. Her children are with her husband Mike Blümer (57).
The Nazi scandal
When Melanie Müller performed with the hooligan group “Rowdys Eastside” on September 17, neo-Nazis yelled “Sieg Heil!” and stretched out their right arms. After a video of it appeared, Müller claimed to have stopped the performance “immediately” and distanced himself from the incident.
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But another video showed the Ballermann singer showing the mob in front of the stage the Hitler salute – several times and clearly!
When asked by BILD, Müller talked his way out: “I’ve been on stage for eleven years and always do these hand movements. Not from a right-wing extremist background, but zig-zag-zig-zag, exactly the way I do it there.”