Once considered the most beautiful man in Germany, Adrian Cause ended up on the scene of the ‘Reichsburgers’. After seven years in prison for attempted murder, he is now free again. Because he is considered very dangerous, he not only got an ankle monitor, but was also watched 24 hours a day after his release.
In 1998, Cause won the title of “Mister Germany,” but his subsequent career is less illustrious. He was unsuccessful as a businessman in the mobile phone and solar energy industries; his debts were eventually so great that his house in Reuden in the state of Saxony-Anhalt was foreclosed.
Dangerous threats of deportation
Cause went into a complete panic: he declared the “Kingdom of Ur” on the basis of his properties and wanted to prevent police and bailiffs from entering. He threatened to “slaughter” anyone who entered the premises. In the summer of 2016, 200 police officers arrived and a special operations team supported the measure.
In this article you can see a photo of the “Reichsbürger” when he won the title “Mister Germany”:
The bullet ricocheted off the visor of the policeman’s helmet
The former beauty queen ended up shooting a police officer and the bullet ricocheted off the visor of his helmet. Cause was also injured in the gunfight. The court eventually sentenced him to seven years in prison for attempted murder.
Reichsburger plots revenge
Now he is refining his revenge plan, as ‘Bild’ reports. “He has a clear agenda: when he is released, he wants his property back. He will take revenge on the people who are now living in his house. “He also threatened judicial staff and the head of the prison with murder,” a prison colleague tells Stimme.
The authorities are also apparently aware of the danger posed by the Reichsburger: when he was released, an ankle bracelet was put on him on the prison grounds. In addition, it is guarded 24 hours a day; there are said to be 80 officers present, the newspaper reported.
Source: Krone
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