Subject: Re: 423 Js 32850/18
Dear Ms. D***,
As I already wrote, I have not lived in the EU since November 2021. I have no means to travel to Europe to review the case file, nor can I afford the lawyer’s hourly rate.
I likely misinterpreted Section 147 Paragraph 4 of the German Code of Criminal Procedure (StPO), which states that copies can be obtained even without a lawyer. Since I cannot afford a lawyer, I do not have one.
I do not need access to all the documents, but only to sections containing the invoices (explanation of what was done, the time spent, and the hourly rate) that form the basis of the amount you are demanding.
I believe this is the very least that can be expected.
As written, the penal order has nothing to do with the destruction of private property and theft of evidence demanded of Mr. Borries. The penal order is not based on facts or evidence, but solely on the gentleman’s history in Teltow.
Had there been evidence or facts, they would have been included in the “penalty by order.”
I only complied with the order in conjunction with the “deal” intended to save costs. But it was clearly a deal based on fraudulent intent.
The search warrant was based on alleged weapons under the War Weapons Control Act (of September 2018), specifically 100 assault rifles and 70 pistols allegedly belonging to the Russian mafia.
Otherwise, this could have been resolved without the involvement of law enforcement officers.
Ms. D***, I will not pay for bad translators and the consequences thereof!
Sincerely,
Wieland Kleinert
Greetings from Macau