DirkSchillerCase

Thirty Years Next March

Here things are happening again, even though it will really start to get chaotic next month again.

Then I will have to take several trips to Berlin. First for a medical examination for my retirement application. Then for the press conference at the Berlin Wall Museum on 10 March - the 30th Anniversary of Dirk's disappearance. That day will be especially tough. And a few days later there is that invitation to a presentation made by an American who actively helped East German refugees during the Cold War era. More about that later.

The art exhibition benefitting the Dirk Schiller Case will also take place in March. The artist has painted a picture just for Dirk that. There will be a lottery with tickets, and the winner will get the art work. As soon as I have a photo of the painting, I will put it on the blog. The proceeds from the lottery will be put into a special account for the Dirk Schiller Case.

So it goes on, the search and the battle. Even the attempt by the German authorities to declare my son officially dead in order to avoid the effort of investigations cannot stop me. In the murder case of a little girl that was abducted and cruelly killed 27 years ago, the public prosecutor secretly opened the investigations again so that the 30-year deadline would not pass without an attempt to solve the case. That was in Bavaria and on the national news last week. In another mysterious disappearance of a woman 15 or 16 years ago the police just picked up their investigations again; the German Crime Show "Aktenzeichen XY" once again aired a request for witnesses to come forward. Even without having any new evidence.

In the case of my son's abduction there is a concrete witness who works for the German media today. And there is a trace that the Stern TV Show has brought up. But in this case there is also concrete evidence that the East German Secret Service (Stasi) had/have something to do with the dirty game ...

And apparently only for that explosive reason the German authorities would rather declare my son officially dead than investigate.v

"Secret Agents - Camouflaged as Members of the Government"

In a documentary titled "Gazprom", which was shown by the German TV Channel ARD on the evening of 14 January 2009 (see the ARD-Mediathek), the Russian Head of State, Vladimir Putin, uttered a sentence that really should make anyone sit up and pay attention.

In an interview he said something in the meaning of "Secret agents, camouflaged as members of the government, will achieve quite a lot."

Ey what? What secret agents? What members of what governments?

Putin, a former member of the Russian Secret Service KGB, used to work in East Germany during the socialist era (the times when the Wall divided Germany and the East Germans were shot at the border if they wanted to escape to the West) for several years, mainly in Dresden. There he didn't only improve his excellent knowledge of German, but also (according to Wikipedia) attempted as early as 1990 to build up an espionage ring with former East German Stasi spies. In Russia one of his specialties were to suppress dissidents. Ah yes, we see.

A fine man that has just been celebrated for his "cultural" achievements in Dresden a few weeks ago ... And his buddy, our previous German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, is not too embarrassed to embrace him professionally as well as personally ...

But when you look closer it keeps getting even better.

Our current German Minister of Foreign Affairs, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, was not only a trusted member of Schröder's team and a member of our government under the ruling of Schröder - no, he was also assigned as a what? an assignee? to the secret services (BND) ...

... after Steinmeier, while being a student, had been working for a publisher that happened to be sponsored by the East German Regime, a fact that was closely observed by the German Office of Verfassungsschutz.

It surely is a mere coincidence that Steinmeier's former colleague is no other than Brigitte Zypries, our current German Secretary of Justice ... She, too, used to work for said publishing house which was sponsored by the East German Regime.

Those must have been nothing but harmless sins of youth, right?

Sometime later in his interesting curriculum vitae Steinmeier recorded just for fun a little song with Muhabbet, a Turk - which he claimed to be anti-violence. However, fact is that the opposite is true as became known later - Muhabbet glorifies violence and murder ...

That was probably only due to Steinmeier' poor knowledge of Turkish, right?

In addition to that Steinmeier contributed to the realization of Hartz IV and Agenda 2010 (the Germans who are barely scraping by as a result of those programs will surely thank him for that one) and his name has come up in connection with the Iraq War and Guantanamo.

All in all a well-rounded career.

Now his party, the SPD, has made him their candidate for the office of Chancellor. That means if the SPD Party wins the upcoming election, we will have this man, who has or used to have connections to a publishing house supported by the non-democratic East German Regime and to the German secret services, as our next German chancellor. If the other major German party, the CDU wins the election, our next chancellor will most likely be Angela Merkel for another term - who used to be an inofficial spy for the East German Regime according to an article by a Swiss newspaper (Ms Merkel had that article suppressed in the German media...). And if the Left Party wins, we will have Gysi - who, according to Stasi experts and the Birthler Office, based on Stasi documentation, also used to be an inofficial spy for the Stasi.

So what did Putin say in that interview with ARD?

"Secret Agents, camouflaged as members of the government ..."

Oh yes, another detail that might be interesting in that connection is the fact that Frank-Walter Steinmeier, though born in West Germany, has moved his electorate to Brandenburg (East Germany). Probably because he is speculating on better election results in the East of Germany.

Considering his past, that may even apply.

Sandals- But in the Wrong Size

Today I received another invoice by mail.

This time it was by the German mail order company Schwab. They will send my lady's sandals unknown person(s) ordered in my name.

Online - as cowardly and anonymously as all the other orders in my name and at my expense.

I just called Schwab and requested the data pertaining to the order. The individual who sent out the order let it look like an "mistake" this time - to a Heidemarie Stein-Liegmann instead of me, Heidi Stein.

Yet under my very address. Therefore it is no harmless mistake but intent. Smartly done. Just as smart and twisted to look like a coincidence or a mistake as the perpetrators of organized stalking keep carrying out their activities on a regular basis.

The sender of the order also ordered a shoe size that is too small for me. That may also be either the ignorance of a stranger - or the intention to make it look as if the perpetrator(s) know less about me than they probably do know. That, too, would be the exact same method organized stalkers apply in order to make it all look less professional and less harmful.

The person working for Schwab will call me back with more info. Then I will turn that new incident over to the police again. They already have a thick file with orders and accident policies in my name. Luckily we have a new law here in Germany since September of 2008 that requires to save data such as IP numbers longer than before to improve the investigative means of the authorities. Because the controversial new law that data protectors fought against for so long only serves to let investigators do a bit more of that which the criminals have been doing all along.

Perpetrators of organized crime are not interested in the data protection of their victims. They obtain the most private data no matter whether any data protection laws exist or not. Whatever is technically possible is done.

Or how was that? What did a "stalking expert" of the German victim assistance authorities utter so intelligently when a desperate stalking victim turned to her for help after having received numerous very concrete hints that her phone line was being tapped and her phone conversations were listened to by third parties? Even though here in Germany that is still as incredible and unbelievable today as the localizing by cell phones was only a few years ago - something that is openly offered by Google today, and you may order the suitable cell phone from them as well while you're at it ...

Right, as that stalking expert responded, "Phone tapping? That's impossible - after all you need a court order for that!"

So that's how it is, you see.

Here are the latest developments in the search for my son, Dirk:

Next week the German magazine "Frau von Heute" (Woman of Today) will feature an article with a new computer composite of Dirk. The Computer expert provided me with several versions, i.e. different hair styles.

I also plan a press conference at the Wall Museum in Berlin on 10 March 2009. That is the sad 30-year-anniversary of my son's abduction in East Germany. I will also invite diplomats from the Russian Embassy as well as the Stasi Expert, Dr Knabe, and my lawyer.

Since Dirk shall now be officially declared legally dead after thirty years of practical non-investigations, those experts will surely be necessary to clarify the problem of a "death certificate" for Dirk and the status of the current "investigations" at the beginning of March of this year.

All guests will be asked into the room at the museum where the Dirk Schiller Case is exhibited. It will provide the right background for the press conference.

In that connection I will also inform the media about all the issues - regarding the abduction of my son and the Stasi structure still existing in this country - that I am concerned about now ...

Dirk missing 10.03.1979 im Harz-DDR

Lover and Spy

An attractive woman from East Berlin, who was working for a German service agency, was called by her (East) German co-worker. The man, who was much younger than her, persuaded her to meet him on a date. It turned into a stimulating conversation which turned into a flirt which turned into a relationship.

The couple moved into an apartment together. As the woman noticed after a while, her younger lover showed a distinct interest in her complete environment, her past, her social contacts, her customers, her address booklet – her friends’ and customers’ data. Unlike him who knew everything about her she found out hardly anything about him. He remained very reserved; he would not even tell her his parents’ address. She also began to notice acutely that her partner andco-worker seemed to have no friends.

But that wasn’t enough. When her friends came over to the couple’s residence in Berlin, her lover would treat them so dejectedly that they never came back. And he was did not hesitate to tell those stubborn friends of hers who refused to be scared off by his behavior that they were not welcome to the couple’s apartment. He obviously wanted to isolate the woman from all social contacts (social contacts are a valuable protection). Simultaneously he would entice the customers away that the woman had acquired by her own hard work. He himself had hardly any customers of his own yet he started to call her customers and put them on his customer list. When the woman turned to her (and his) East German supervisor for help because her co-worker and lover was slowly but systematically taking away her customer contacts, destroying her job, the supervisor did not help her – but him. The woman was forced to quit her job. The personal relationship had turned sour as well. The man was no longer earning any money, the woman had to rescue his credit rating by pitching in with 10,000 euros he hasn’t paid back yet, and her uneasy feeling that her partner was leading a double life was growing. There was something he was hiding, and he was always acting rather mysteriously as well.

After two years, the loss of her customers, career, numerous friends, ten thousand euros and a car he had ordered and she had paid, the woman had enough. She ended the relationship with him. In a short phone message he sent after her, he asked her sadistically whether she knew where her cat was – and to check in the freezer compartment ...

This happened in Germany at the beginning of the millenium – over 10 years AFTER the Berlin Wall came down and East Germany and with it its ”State Security“ called Stasi had officially been dissolved.

The woman’s name is Irina, she lives in Berlin and is being stalked, mobbed and terrorized by strangers since her youth in East Germany (for the rest of her story see a future blog entry).

And the man? He is listed by his name and birth date on the official salary list of the Stasi that was forwarded to us recently. Irina found him there and positively identified him. That former Stasi spy, who got the privilege by his employer, the Stasi, to study at an East German university and who had to learn Judo (jiu-jitsu) as part of his Stasi training shortly before the Wall came down, found and selected a stasi victim among the estimated 40 million women living in Germany. Was that a coincidence like the lottery principle? Or isn’t it rather much more likely that the data of Stasi stalking victims were passed on many years AFTER East Germany ceased to exist, and that he was set on to that victim as one of her many perpetrators?

Makes you wonder what he is doing in his other life today – unnoticed by German investigative authorities …

Then For The Stasi - Now For The Media

There still is that witness of back then, thirteen years after my little son had disappeared without any trace.

That witness contacted me in 1991, claiming he knew where Dirk was. At the time Dirk would have been sixteen.

The trail was pursued - and not only alone by myself -, but then I was stopped from taking a closer look at that sixteen-year-old boy who was supposed to be Dirk. That "strange son", who had been told that his mother was a "murderer" - with the pedagogic sensitivity of the East German Regime ...

You can probably imagine my feelings then and since then.

After having seen a photograph of the boy we don't think it really is Dirk. The witness has been denying knowing anything about it since then. However, he knew details a third party could not know.

And according to his own statement he used to work for the Stasi (East German State Security or Secret Police) when he was young.

Today he wants to have nothing to do with it any more. Sure, it never existed, it doesn't exist.

Today that witness who does not want to have been a witness but know as much as an insider would is working as a free journalist for the German media.

And that in our beautiful free Germany. In those areas where the Stasi used to work.
That is how he is helping along his spectator's freedom of opinion. After all we still have freedom of opinion in this country. That was something they did not have in former East Germany.

Which does not stop him from threatening me with all kinds of damage remedies through his lawyer within as little as two days after I had only mentioned the existence of a Stasi witness in this blog (see "The Stasi Witness"). In the very same manner of the former Stasi members in this beautiful country.

The fact that he has never obtained any academic degree apparently did not hinder him in his career. While other aspiring German journalists with a masters' degree, talent, countless practical training programs, unpaid months as in-house trainees, journalistic experience and experience working abroad rarely manage to end up working for the media, this witness and Stasi member of former days has landed a career job in a miraculous way. But sometimes people get the opportunity to get into the media business without any of the usual credentials.

For instance if they are especially talented.
Or if they are provided with a boost of Vitamine C as in "connections".
Or with other vitties.
An interesting vita, isn't it?

A German Association of Former Spy Guys

Fifteen years ago – i.e. 5 years after the Wall came down – a society was founded.
That in itself nothing out of the ordinary, sure.
What does make this society different from (hopefully) the most other German societies are its members.
Here you can openly find the Stasi members of East German times.
Stasi – that is the short form for “state security”, the former East German spy guys.
Of course they don’t call their society „Stasi’s Successors“.
No, they have come up with a particularly nice and harmless name for their society.
How they have been calling themselves for the last 15 years, those former Stasi people?
The„”Society for Legal and Humanitarian Support“.
Sounds pretty, doesn’t it? So humane. And so legal on top of that.
Only – who is being supported here?
Well, the German Left Party for instance. Which does not really surprise, does it? Since you can also find a lot of former East German Stasi spy guys in the Left Party as well.
This GRH, as it is so harmlessly abbreviated, is not stupid when it comes to (ab)using the language for their purposes.
In December of 2008 the Chairman of the GRH commenced his speech by mentioning the “60th anniversary of the General Human Rights Declaration” and seamlessly continued with the “15th year of the existence of the GRH“.
Okay, we see – so if you mix“human rights” with the „Society for the Legal and Humanitarian Support“ into one sentence without any comma or period, then you get really humane former Stasi spies ... And mentioning both anniversaries lets one sound just as honorable and legal (and especially as humane) as the other one!
Fascinating how simple that is.
As he emphasized, it was particularly important to this GRH ”to present the GRH (i.e. themselves) as a specific human rights organization “.
We believe that without having to think twice.
The rest is the usual denial of the truth about East Germany and especially about their official-albeit-criminal organ, the State Securitiy – in short: the Stasi.
A few key phrases so you can get your own impression:
• “demagogic films about the security, protective and judicial organs (of the GDR)“
• “by attacking the life achievements of humans (i.e. Stasi spy guys) their dignity is violated“ …
• “the public presentation as perpetrators (i.e. official and inofficial Stasi spy guys) is discrimination“ …
• „the tight alliance with other leftist groups and organizations (such as the German Left Party and their former Stasi members) …“
And more of the the same … The German constitution is cited because human dignity has suddenly become so important to the sensitive members of the GRH – and former members of the Stasi – now that it concerns them themselves.
Just 20 years ago (and 5 years prior to the founding of this oh so humanitarian society) the Stasi more than violated the human dignity of East German citizens by attacking their life achievements. Oh, that’s right, that’s when the (West) German constitution did not apply to those people yet – or how is that? That was when attacks at someone’s life achievement (such as: so-called ’Zersetzung’, mobbing, mental terror, surveillance and phone tapping, defamation, prohibitions to carry out a profession or to enroll at university, financial ruin, false criminalization) only applied to the estimated hundreds of thousands of victims of those perpetrators and not to the perpetrators themselves.
If you look closer, you will find that they have formed an association of all kinds of other organizations, institutions and societies that all sound very humanitarian and harmless.
What is going on with them and if you can find members of a similar calling and background can only be guessed …
… as long as no one takes the pains to look a bit closer.
And to do it in time.

This is the opinion of the majority of German readers, as the newspaper states. It is a letter to the editor, titled "Stasi Methods" and deals with the latest spy affair in Germany, this time German Railways (see our Blog Entry "What does German Railway have to cover up?"). This reader requests, too, that Chief Mehdorn step back. We're glad that the outrage in this country is growing. Germany is not exactly known for outspoken revolutions but rather for slipping into one dictatorship after another - first Hitler, and only a few decades later the East German socialist regime - out of pure lethargy, a serious lack of backbone and fear of authority.

Dirk missing seit 1979

A Reminder

I now found a female lawyer who intends to push the re-opening of the police investigations in the abduction of my son, Dirk, under administrative aspects. So let's see if that will give us any progress.

While the police (as far as I know) has not even made the effort to contact the company where the wheelchair was ordered in my name in Fall of 2008, which was then delivered to my home, I know got a letter.

By just that company.

It is a reminder because I haven't paid for the wheelchair yet that unknown individuals have ordered online in my name.

Since I already had some rather high lawyer's fees in this stalking matter, I cannot forward that reminder to my lawyer as well. The company has already been informed long ago that I did not order nor need or want said wheelchair. So now I will forward the reminder to the police. Maybe they will take care of the payment - or the IP Number from which the order was sent our.

Oh well, just for that the German TV Channel RTL now wants to look into the matter.

Letter About Organized Stalking

I sent the following letter to our President of the German Parliament yesterday.
I intend to send the same request to many more members of the German Parliament and politicians.
Let's if one of them will show some reaction after all.
And I don't mean a polite "Thanks but unfortunately we cannot ..."
No, I mean offers of real help, actions, support.
We no longer believe that that will happen here.
You want to bet?
That is what the perpetrators of organized stalking seem to do as well. They offer bets in dark internet channels, betting if the victim they have put on the internet with his or (mostly) her whole filmed privat sphere will go crazy or commit suicide on Day X.
Apparently there is a lot of money that can be made that way on the internet.
More about that later ...
You want to bet (not for money) that this letter campaign won't provide the victims of organized stalking in Germany with any real help?
I do hope to lose this bet.

Dear Mr Bundestagspräsident,

I have been working for the Network of Stasi Victims Germany for some time now. I am registered there as an initial point of contact for the victims of organized stalking with Stasi methods. Many of those victims have been trying desperately for years to find a place that concerns itself with their particular problem. The issue of organized stalking is so unknown that even the police seems to fail here. However, as has been confirmed to us inofficially by several official German authorities, it is known in those offices that something like this has been happening in Germany for several years now.

Since I have been helping those victims of organized stalking (most of whom are from former East Germany and were persecuted and stalked in the same way already under the East German regime), I myself became a target of organized stalking. I turned the matter over to my lawyer and the German police. Unfortunately my stalking case is approached by the police from the wrong side; they are merely investigating into my personal environment even though many of the perpetrators have left behind an IP number that can be traced to all kinds of different areas within Germany (and even all the way to Canada).

Among other things unknown perpetrators applied for insurance policies (death, invalidity) online in my name. I also was sent a wheelchair by mail that unknown individuals had ordered in my name, so that I panicked.

However, that won't keep me from helping the victims to unite and from asking you what we can do against this type of crime.

Many victims of organized stalking no longer have a peaceful life - and that has been going on for years. They become ill and receive no help whatsoever from the authorities. As I was informed by the Office of the Versorgungsamt here in Lower Saxony, and as the victims have been told by the German police on different occasions, we don't even have a law against organized stalking in Germany.

Even the German victim assistance program "Weisser Ring" (White Ring) has not helped any of our victims so far. On the contrary - there the victims were ridiculed and sneered at, rude remarks in the meaning of "You must have a loose screw or what" were made by the official "helpers". Allegedly the members of that victim assistance organisation do not know that the exact same stalking methods were developed already at the time of the East German Regime by the Stasi (East German State Security) in a University faculty named "operative psychology". It is strange that even former East German criminal investigators who work for the German CID or for the Weisser Ring today appear to never have heard of those methods even though it is a known fact that they used to collaborate closely with the East German spy organization Stasi and therefore must know these methods (called "Zersetzung" by the Stasi at the time).

We already know that the Stasi is still active today. Former Stasi members work in German security companies today and, as already mentioned, it is absurd that the same criminal investigators who used to work closely with the Stasi are working for the German victim assistance program "Weisser Ring" today.

I desire a platform for my victims and the help of the German Government.
You may find additional information about our victims of organized stalking, the striking parallels between the individual cases all over Germany, the striking parallels between the current cases and the Stasi stalking methods, the perpetrators that have already been identified (former Stasi members, employees of security services, etc.).
Please help us.

Heidi Stein

So There They Are

Fifteen years ago – i.e. 5 years after the Wall came down – a society was founded.
That in itself nothing out of the ordinary, sure.
What does make this society different from (hopefully) the most other German societies are its members.
Here you can openly find the Stasi members of East German times.
Stasi – that is the short form for “state security”, the former East German spy guys.
Of course they don’t call their society „Stasi’s Successors“.
No, they have come up with a particularly nice and harmless name for their society.
How they have been calling themselves for the last 15 years, those former Stasi people?
The„”Society for Legal and Humanitarian Support“.
Sounds pretty, doesn’t it? So humane. And so legal on top of that.
Only – who is being supported here?
Well, the German Left Party for instance. Which does not really surprise, does it? Since you can also find a lot of former East German Stasi spy guys in the Left Party as well.
This GRH, as it is so harmlessly abbreviated, is not stupid when it comes to (ab)using the language for their purposes.
In December of 2008 the Chairman of the GRH commenced his speech by mentioning the “60th anniversary of the General Human Rights Declaration” and seamlessly continued with the “15th year of the existence of the GRH“.
Okay, we see – so if you mix“human rights” with the „Society for the Legal and Humanitarian Support“ into one sentence without any comma or period, then you get really humane former Stasi spies ... And mentioning both anniversaries lets one sound just as honorable and legal (and especially as humane) as the other one!
Fascinating how simple that is.
As he emphasized, it was particularly important to this GRH ”to present the GRH (i.e. themselves) as a specific human rights organization “.
We believe that without having to think twice.
The rest is the usual denial of the truth about East Germany and especially about their official-albeit-criminal organ, the State Securitiy – in short: the Stasi.
A few key phrases so you can get your own impression:
• “demagogic films about the security, protective and judicial organs (of the GDR)“
• “by attacking the life achievements of humans (i.e. Stasi spy guys) their dignity is violated“ …
• “the public presentation as perpetrators (i.e. official and inofficial Stasi spy guys) is discrimination“ …
• „the tight alliance with other leftist groups and organizations (such as the German Left Party and their former Stasi members) …“
And more of the the same … The German constitution is cited because human dignity has suddenly become so important to the sensitive members of the GRH – and former members of the Stasi – now that it concerns them themselves.
Just 20 years ago (and 5 years prior to the founding of this oh so humanitarian society) the Stasi more than violated the human dignity of East German citizens by attacking their life achievements. Oh, that’s right, that’s when the (West) German constitution did not apply to those people yet – or how is that? That was when attacks at someone’s life achievement (such as: so-called ’Zersetzung’, mobbing, mental terror, surveillance and phone tapping, defamation, prohibitions to carry out a profession or to enroll at university, financial ruin, false criminalization) only applied to the estimated hundreds of thousands of victims of those perpetrators and not to the perpetrators themselves.
If you look closer, you will find that they have formed an association of all kinds of other organizations, institutions and societies that all sound very humanitarian and harmless.
What is going on with them and if you can find members of a similar calling and background can only be guessed …
… as long as no one takes the pains to look a bit closer.
And to do it in time.

oldJust like in the movies - but the script is

The individual that wants to have worked for a Western secret service (see recent blog entry) did contact me by phone a few days ago. At that time the person had either not yet noticed said blog entry - or pretended not to have seen it.

Now he suggested a meeting. That could be arranged between him and one of my "co-fighters", as he expressed it. What is odd is the fact that he knew about my "co-fighters" and also had information that no third party would know - only people who are either tapping into my own phone line or into that of my "co-fighters". I declined his offer since neither I nor my "co-fighters", who are victims of organized stalkers themselves, are interested in an anonymous meeting somewhere in an empty parking lot somewhere in Germany with an individual who obviously knows a bit too much about us. I mean, if this doesn't sound like a perfect setting for a true crime to happen, then what does?

The estimated age and German pronunciation without any local dialect (indicating a trained voice) of that overeager helper was also an interesting detail. He shares those characteristics with the majority of the members of organized crime in "higher posititions" (male, around 45 years of age, no dialect). Of course the short message he sent me on my mobile phone does not fit the person I heard on the telephone (or did someone else send it after all?). That, too, would be typical of the organized stalkers we are dealing with - the written and the oral communication usually do not match and indicate several individuals working on the same "detail".

In the meantime I also received another e-mail from that "former member of a (Western) secret service". In that e-mail he withdraws his offer of assistance since he, as he claims, has now found himself in our blog (that entry was on the internet for about a week by the time he wants to have discovered it). His explanations regarding his untraceable IP number yet his open mobile phone number sound a bit strange as well. At first he seemed to be afraid of his former secret service - now he is afraid of "stalkers". Why a normal IP number is not supposed to be safe from stalkers but his mobile phone number is supposed to be safe from the same stalkers is beyond us. And why he suggested the Skype online program for safe communication (Skype is known to be a not all too afe means of communication) yet insisted that any meeting could only take place anonymously at an obscure location is something we don't even try to grasp ...

That raises the suspicion that the end of that story may have pointed at "organized stalkers within a Western secret service". And THAT would have been just in the style and interest of the true organized stalker-perpetrators who themselves (albeit anonymously) keep pointing at places far, far away and elsewhere - for instance to America, yeah sure, and some Co-IntelPro-secret service that is so secret that most Americans don't know about it (see verious anonymous English websites about "Gangstalking") - while our own research and comparisons between the individual cases of organized stalking keep uncovering Stasi methods, former Stasi members and a German network. So instead of there and the West it's rather here and the East ...

Who knows who is really behind that helper who knew a bit too much about us. Either a coincidence - or another one of those numerous trained lay actors who appear in the lives of their victims as other "victims", helpers, co-workers, customers, private stalkers, friends and others in order to create confusion and damage.

The script is old but it is still being played.

The questions the police is asking

The stalking expert of the local criminal investigative department that is handling my stalking case and said a few months ago she would treat my case as a political stalking case and forward it to higher investigative authorities seems to have changed her mind somehow.

At least that is what her questions indicate.

Which were (by phone and questionnaire):

When did I set up my current email address (okay).
Which persons in my environment have access to my password (mmhmm...)
If I have opened any more blogs (ey what?).
The names and addresses of my ex-husbands/boyfriends (pardon me??).

How political are such questions in a political stalking case behind which I certainly don't assume any ex-hubby after our peaceful divorce and friendly silence on both sides? But rather professional stalkers - as the evidence and methods more and more clearly indicate - who want(ed) to intimidate me after I started to support our victims of organized stalking (who all of them assume professional stalkers - and most likely the same criminal organization that is working Germany wide and even beyond Germany's borders, as the victims have observed individually).

It gets even better ...
Neither the friendly local CID (stalking department) nor the higher investigative authorities they wanted to forward my case to have made the effort to obtain the IP numbers of the anonymous online orders that unknown persons made in my name.

As I found out rather incidentally yesterday by a worker of one of those companies, the e-mails respectively IP numbers of such orders are usually deleted after a few weeks. In my case the worker was smart enough to keep the ID number. Upon my urging she gave me the IP number. And informed me that no one of the police, criminal investigative department or any other investigative authorities has requested to obtain said IP number from her company.

Interesting. It does not interest them. That means that the investigators who should now be eagerly securing and processing all the traces prefer to just wait until those traces are deleted by the companies where the orders were placed ...

So let's summarize what concrete details we have so far:

One order was sent from Leipzig (East Germany).
One order was sent from a neighbor city of Leipzig, approximately 20 miles away.
One order was sent via a Canadian IP number.
And the latest known IP number leads to Hamburg (West Germany).

In addition to that - and the friendly lady from the stalking-expert-department of the local CID did jot that down in her files - there are indications hinting at the suspicion that the unknown perpetrators are tapping into my phone line. At least they obviously knew that I don't make phone calls after 8 p.m. And they also seem to know how they can most effectively torture me mentally. But you can only know that if you know me damn well - or if you tap into my phone line and hear how sensitively I react to which things.

On top of that there is this small piece of evidence that the perpetrators do not live in my area, since the person ordering a new phone contract for me in my name was not aware of the fact that the conditions of the ordered tariff can technically not be fulfilled in my area ...

Oh well, the latest bit is a witness summons sent by the police to a friend of mine even though he has not witnessed more of the stalking activities than I have. So is the hot trail of the police now directed at him?

Somehow the whole thing once again looks like covering it all up nicely. To any amateur sleuth the evidence points at different perpetrators with professional know-how.
But the German police is looking in the opposite direction.

What does German Railway have to cover up?

Now it has slowly come to the surface how extensive the German Railway AG has been spying on their employees.
At first there were "only" over 173,000 workers; now it is the whole company that was spied on.
The extent is shocking, but not only that.
Where did German Railway get the necessary cash to have one of those so-called "PI" companies sniff out and evaluate these masses of data? Were those illegal activities financed with the price increases they slapped their valued railway customers with?
What's also shocking is the audacity with which Chief Hartmut Mehdorn first denied the whole thing. And with which he is now abusing the German language by admitting to "mistakes".
A mistake? Is a secret mission under a cover name that was ordered verbally over the phone in order not to leave any evidence - therefore using the same method as white collar crime and Stasi - a "mistake"? A mistake that may later be admitted (but only when it can absolutely no longer be cheekily denied)?
A mistake: That used to be something accidental, something human.
Is the illegal spying on unassuming people (and their family members as well) nothing more than a "mistake" these days?
And there is something even more shocking about that story that reeks of censorship and control, the same smell as that of the former East German methods and attitude...
Why was it so important to German Railway to find out which of their employees were in contact with what media and which politicians? What does German Railway have to cover up that their workers may never pass on to the German public and the members of the German government?
The fact that the union bosses of German Railway are still not demanding that Mehdorn step back also has a nasty smell to it. What are they getting for that? Because that would be the first task of any union whole total number (!) of members have been spied on illegally, wouldn't it?
But the aspect of this latest revelation of one spy scandal in Germany after another that reeks most strongly of Stasi technology, Stasi workers, Stasi PI companies and a criminal network is the rather high degree of certainty that German Railway, the German supermarket chain Aldi, the German phone company Telekom and ? Who else ? keep collaborating over and over again with the same pros in order to systematically spy on their staff.
Where do they get the information from who will carry out such orders discreetly here in Germany without passing on such illegal requests to the authorities that actually should take an interest in them?
How do they make contact with those "PI" companies and "security firms" without running the risk of burning themselves?
How and where are these companies that carry out those illegal activities (and that are known to have taken thousands of former Stasi professionals on board) advertising their services today?
Or is it that former Stasi members within German Railway provided the corporation the hot piece of advice and the hot phone number?
And when will the responsible politicians finally admit to their mistake that they made back then after the Wall came down, when they failed to see the Stasi as the criminal network that it was - and, the way it starts looking more and more, still is today?

Of things highly secretive and mysterious

The trip and my appearance at "Volle Kanne" / ZDF Morning Show took a lot of energy out of me again. Yet the members of the TV team were very nice and I was well taken care of. They even took my favorite hair style into consideration :-) Here once again the link to the show for those who missed it and would like to see it online: http://www.zdf.de/ZDFmediathek/content/620830?inPopup=true. I also got the chance to quickly describe my stalking case (the anonymous orders of things such as a wheel chairm, two woolen children's caps and several car accident policies etc.) AND to mention that the German police is taking my own stalking case serious (probably due to the interest of the media in that case ...), however, that the vast majority of other stalking victims is not being helped by the German investigative authorities. Strange how the subject of stalking (and organized stalking anyway) is being swept under the carpet in Germany.

Just like the subject of Stasi, isn't it? Even though there are so strikingly many similarities in the methods. Or may THAT be the very reason why both issues are being hushed up in this our country so systematically?

For that I got several friendly spontaneous letters again. One suits the issue. Here a (West German) stalking victim expressed great respect for the fact that we are engaging the media. Quote: "That is kind of a life insurance for a stalking victim."

It is a sad fact that desperate stalking victims in Germany are forced to turn to the media and therefore to the protection of the public because their lives are threatened by their stalkers - ignored by the police until something has happened. And sometimes the police won't react even then (see blog entries on "Mysterious Deaths").

Of course I also receive strange letters; who knows who is behind those.

One of them was sent to me shortly after the Stern TV Show. An anonymous individual rather secretly offered me his or her help. He or she allegedly used to work for a real important secret service for many years ... and claims to have a very similar case happened to him/her a few years ago. What - a political abduction the public never heard about? The individual wrote that his/her IP number cannot be traced, all very secretive and mysterious stuff, and that I must destroy their e-mail ASAP. Sure, we'll do. I was also instructed to send him-her an e-mail with a mobile phone number and a date/time where and when I could be reached. I did just that - and received a short message on the mobile phone stating that my mysterious helper was "sick".

That may be the case. I didn't hear from that person again after that. But seriously - whoever is dealing so secretively with an "untraceable IP number" and used to work for any Western secret service would not send a short message that plainly shows the sender's mobile phone number?! And the spelling was so poor that you may be certain that it cannot have been written by a former member of any secret service.

At least any secret service of the Western World.
Which leaves only the Stasi, doesn't it? And one of the many individuals from the low ranks, the dim ones.

http://www.zdf.de/ZDFmediathek/content/684912?inPopup=true

What “Howie“ said about East German women

The Super-Illu – that is a colorful German magazine that looks as harmless as any other magazine. Only that instead of a lady with a large bust it’s Howard Carpendale (called “Howie“ in cool Western World style) who fills the cover of the issue of 6 November 2008.
And the cover lures the readers with what “Howie“ says about East German women.
Inside the magazine he isn’t saying much on the two double pages featuring an interview with him, namely, ”I like East German women. I think they often are more mature, no-nonsense (than who?). Perhaps that’s because of the difficult past the country has? I don’t know.”
Bland, polite, but probably pleasing enough for East German female readers in order to purchase the next issue of the Super-Illu as well …
A second headline on the cover also shows the reader where this is heading (i.e. towards the East): ”Financial crisis & and the results for East Germany – Is My Job On the Rocks now?“
Maybe you, too, already get a hunch who that whole Super-Illu is geared at – the citizens of former East Germany. And only them. “Wessis” not needed or even not desired.
Because the Super-Illu is looking for “the smartest brains in the East“, introduces the „“great job map of East Germany“ and „the most sought-after hat maker of Dresden“, stirs up the bad feelings in a “response to a request made by the Left Party“ with the allegation that “only the West profits from the military industry“, smuggles in the question ”Should we return to the learning system of the GDR?” – and provides a forum for Gregor Gysi, as it does in every other issue of the Super-Illu, him being a regular columnist of the magazine. Ever-recurring topic of the week (and the issue which Gysi is permanently using to try to make points with the poorest of the poor (East) German citizens): The unemployed and Hartz IV (the controversial new social security system in Germany which forces unenployed to accept jobs for one Euro per hour) …
Lest we forget: Dr Gysi is the head guy of said Left Party and, according to the two Stasi experts Dr Hubertus Knabe and Marianne Birthler, a former inofficial member of the East German spy factory called „Stasi“ for short; under his guidance the billion amounts of the former GDR dictatorship have illegally disappeared – see interview ”Die Stasi lebt“ (The Stasi is Alive and Well) with Stasi Researcher Dr Hubertus Knabe in the German magazine “Der Selbständige” 9/10 2008) and are still not being recovered and reclaimed despite the billions in German tax payers’ money that are currently being dished out to boost the economy ...
Thus the Super-Illu offers the colorful world of the new East to East German citizens – and reeks of a megaphone for the Left Party, a political party in which strikingly many members are strikingly fast covering up their obscure past that strike others as being strange by hastily dishing out court orders that their past must not be revealed under any circumstances – and that via the Columnist Gysi.
But all that is cozily tucked in between the cookie recipes, East German VIPs and seductive color pictures of the Maledives and Seychelles. And so that the Super-Illu does not look too partial, it once in a while will “criticize” a little bit what went wrong a bit in former East Germany and will ask for a touch of illumination about the youngest German history. Which makes all participants look real good …
The slogan in red on the top of Page 3: “Together we are SUPER” (only – together with WHOM?) also looks good.
After all, it’s a real super illustrated magazine.
Or an unreal super illusion?

Latest Update ...

Thank you for hanging in there.

We will now update the English version of our blog (the German version can be found under www.dirkvermisst.blog.de and enjoys a rapidly growing readership).

So here it goes.

Quite a lot has been happening in the past two months or so.
After the German authorities have proven to be incapable of organizing a computer composite depicting my missing son, Dirk, the way he would look today, we were able to obtain good computer composites from a police computer expert of the Bihor Police Office, Rumania (see "How Dirk must look like today").
And after a German journalist contacted the German Criminal Investigative Department for the State of Lower Saxony with the news that we have a computer composite, they actually had the nerve to request the name and contact address of the Rumanian computer expert, saying they could use his assistance in their other cases. This after they have repeatedly refused to obtain a computer composite of Dirk or even to re-open the investigations.

Do you believe it? We can't, but it's true ...

Then I was invited to participate in the live show featured by Stern TV, one of the major German TV shows (show host: Günther Jauch - see the picture of him and me that I put in this blog a few weeks ago. Oh yeah: The one in the red shirt, that's me ...) on 21 January 2009.

The interest of Stern TV in the abduction of my son was enhanced by the fact that the U.S. movie "The Strange Son", produced by none less than the legendary Clint Eastwood, was launched here in Germany on 22 January. And the Stern TV journalist who was put on the job of introducing said movie did a bit more than she had to - she did some research to find a similar abduction case in Germany and came up with the Dirk Schiller Case.

So she contacted me and we found out some spectacular parallels between the two authentic cases:

- in both cases a young boy was abducted
- in both cases the authorities hushed up the matter
- in both cases the investigative authorities showed to be corrupt
- in both cases the mother of the abducted child was put away because she asked too many uncomfortable questions
- AND in both cases the abduction occurred on the 10th of March ...

Even though both cases happened many decades and thousands of miles apart, these similarities were striking enough so that my story was featured on Stern TV.

Which of course propelled more requests from other German media.

So on Wednesday I will have breakfast at the German Channel ZDF. It's called Frühstücksfernsehen "Volle Kanne" and start at 9 p.m. They are also interested in my stalking case. Since I began to help victims of organized stalking (also called "gangstalking" respectively "Stasi stalking"), unknown individuals began to stalk me as well, assumably to intimidate me so that I should back off from helping other victims of organized stalking going on today here in this country. And since we put details about THAT on our German blog and the German media became more and more interested in THAT case, those unknown perpetrators stopped stalking me abruptly.

Mhmm, strange, isn't it?