ÖVP and corruption in the Hofburg: Violent allegations by the legal protection officer Gabriele Aicher against the WKStA. It was about eavesdropping and abysses.
Sharp words, harsh judgments, violent attacks. There have been enough commissions since Ibiza. But Gabriele Aicher put in an excellent performance on Wednesday. The legal protection officer of the judiciary apparently had her own job. She chose her words relentlessly. The target is the WKStA: “Anyone outside their territory was considered a potential traitor to official secrets.” She herself had been warned. “Look. The WKStA records everything.” The WKStA is persecuting everyone, everyone is afraid of them and says it is “a tragedy.” Every troublemaker writes better ads.
Gabriele Aicher will soon retire as a legal protection officer. Because of WKStA attacks on her person. She says. The WKStA demanded their withdrawal. Aicher had sought advice from law firm Ainedter when she criticized the corruption investigators (including for searches in the study affair). In turn, she currently represents ÖVP clients in the case. This was also a focal point in yesterday’s polls. She didn’t know that then, she claimed yesterday. She is not near the ÖVP nor is it part of any ÖVP network. On the contrary, she is the victim of “media defamation”.
She was also annoyed at the “shooting” of deposed senior prosecutor Johann Fuchs, who, according to the opposition and WKStA, had influenced the investigations involving suspended section chief Pilnacek.
The instruction board and the question in the Fuchs case
Susanne Reindl-Krauskopf was asked about this beforehand. A criminal charge against Fuchs was criticized by the instruction council, to which the criminal law professor belongs. It was proposed to drop one charge. The Board of Instruction was then no longer involved in the case. It is a normal process and the Council does not want to be treated with the same thing more than once. ÖVP deputies Andreas Hanger and Christian Stocker probably had hoped for more. Substance for criticism from Green Justice Minister Alma Zadic. Political influence. Apparently that didn’t happen in this case.
Source: Krone
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