The Bloody End of St. Pauli Killer Werner Pinzner Recalled 40 Years Later
This article recounts the infamous July 29, 1986, incident in Hamburg, Germany, where contract killer Werner Pinzner, known as 'Mucki,' shot and killed public prosecutor Wolfgang Bistry and his own wife Jutta before committing suicide during a police interrogation. Pinzner, who had confessed to five murders in the pimp milieu, smuggled a revolver into the interrogation room with the help of his wife and his lawyer, Isolde Oechsle-Misfeld. The lawyer was later sentenced to six and a half years in prison for aiding and abetting murder. A court reporter present at the scene describes the chilling moments when Pinzner suddenly produced the weapon. The murder weapons are now displayed at the Hamburg Police Museum, and the article includes a reenacted photo of how Jutta Pinzner smuggled the gun in her underwear.
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