Aylin and her daughter (+3 other victims)
born: 1975, 1997
stabbed to death: 22 March 2004
Residence: Augsburg
Origin: Turkey
Children: a 7-year-old daughter from her first marriage
Perpetrator: her husband Ali Göbelek, 37 years old at the time of the crime

In April 2003, Alyin and Ali were married. The two are cousins, so a forced or arranged marriage is likely. The marriage gives Ali the opportunity to come to Germany. He is an imported groom. However, he does not learn German and only works occasionally. His wife, on the other hand, is well integrated. They divorce at the end of 2003.

In March 2004, Ali moves back in with his wife, into a terraced house in Augsburg. The day before the crime, he threatens to kill her if she leaves him again.

He makes good on his threat: when his wife refuses to help him open the family safe on March 22, he forces her to call in sick to her employer.

Then he stabs her to death. He breaks open the safe and steals 7,000 euros, which presumably belongs to his mother-in-law (and possibly her jewelry).

Ali also kills Ela, his wife's seven-year-old daughter from her first marriage, his brother-in-law Aykin (25), his mother-in-law Melahat (53) and a Czech acquaintance of the family who is present. They are all stabbed to death by him while they are sleeping.

The bodies of the Turkish family are transferred to Turkey a few days later and buried in their hometown of Adana.

The five-time killer also flees to Adana. There he is arrested after a firefight with the police. At first he claims to have killed two skinheads who had previously massacred his family. The police do not believe him. Ali commits suicide in custody in June 2004. Extradition to Germany was not planned.