Clan attack on bestselling author: Police hires an investigation!

Clan attack on bestselling author: Police hires an investigation!

Wuhletal, Berlin, Deutschland - Latife Arab, a former member of an Arab clan and bestseller author, draws the public attention with her book "A life counts-life as a woman in the Arab clan". This work, published in March 2024, not only addresses their exit from a violent large family, but also the associated serious social grievances.

On September 11, 2024, Arab was victim to a brutal attack in Berlin, in which it was beaten up by clan members and poured with petrol. However, the public prosecutor has hired the investigation into this incident because the allegation could not be clarified in conclusion. According to tagesschau.de, it was also lacking in sufficient suspicion, which also caused Thomas to be surprised. He emphasized that in the milieu of clankrimality there is often a "wall of silence".

Investigations and setbacks

The investigation included surveys, forensic reports and searches. However, no suspects could be identified. In an interview, Arab himself expressed that she felt uncertain after the attack and criticized the police sharply for their procedure. Her desired support from the security organs does not seem to be sufficiently given to her.

The attack took place near the Wuhletal S-Bahn station, which underlines the partly public character of the attack. Numerous statements by Arab, including their supposed family connections to two known clan bosses, could not be verified. These ambiguities contributed to the fact that RTL temporarily withdrew his reporting on Arab.

publisher and public

Despite the controversy, Latife Arab adheres to the content of her book, which addresses criminal activities such as drug trafficking and human trafficking. Nevertheless, the Heyne publishing house stopped the delivery of Arab's book, which is due to existing doubts about its origin and the possibility of counterfeits. The publisher expressed concerns about the authenticity of the information in her book, which led to a massive setback in Arab's efforts to draw attention to the grievances within such families.