In Video German 12-Year-Old Girl Having Fun with One of the Two Classmates Who 'Stabbed Her to Death ackground of German Schoolgirl Murderers is Revealed as TikTok Shows them Having Fun with Victim
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This is murdered German schoolgirl Luise Frisch appearing in a TikTok video with one of the classmates accused of killing her.
Luise, 12, was found stabbed multiple times in secluded woodland in a crime that has shocked Germany after it emerged her attackers were a similar age.
Initially, two girls aged 12 and 13 had denied any involvement but the pair eventually confessed after police found contradictions in their stories.
The video – which has been reposted on social media thousands of times – shows Luise and the 13-year-old girl with soft drinks and wearing masks due to local Covid lockdown laws when it was filmed.
All three girls were in the same class at the Esther Bejarano secondary school in Freudenberg near Cologne and in another shocking twist were described as 'best friends'.
In another shocking development, it has also emerged the 13-year-old had posted a video on TikTok showing herself dancing just hours after the tragic Luise's body was found on March 12 – a day after she was reported missing by her worried parents.
Because of the ages of those involved, police and prosecutors have released few details and possible motives circulating including a TikTok falling out, rivalry over a boy, and revenge after Luise claimed she was being bullied at school.
Both suspects – who come from middle-class backgrounds – and their families, have been relocated by authorities and they will not face trial as they are below the age of criminal responsibility in Germany, which is 14.
The 12-year-old suspect's father works in a local bank and is the treasurer of the village band where he plays the bugle.
The family lives in a large two-story house on the outskirts of Freudenberg, and it was there Luise had spent the night before she was murdered following a sleepover there.
The girl lived there with her parents, grandfather, and two siblings and neighbors have been left shocked by the tragic events.
A note on the door asked the media to keep away and a police car made regular sweeps past the house.
One man, who runs a nearby café, told MailOnline: 'We used to see [the 13-year-old girl] nearly every day. She was like any other girl of her age, sweet and innocent or so we thought.
Luise, 12, was found stabbed multiple times in secluded woodland in a crime that has shocked Germany after it emerged her attackers were a similar age.
Initially, two girls aged 12 and 13 had denied any involvement but the pair eventually confessed after police found contradictions in their stories.
The video – which has been reposted on social media thousands of times – shows Luise and the 13-year-old girl with soft drinks and wearing masks due to local Covid lockdown laws when it was filmed.
All three girls were in the same class at the Esther Bejarano secondary school in Freudenberg near Cologne and in another shocking twist were described as 'best friends'.
In another shocking development, it has also emerged the 13-year-old had posted a video on TikTok showing herself dancing just hours after the tragic Luise's body was found on March 12 – a day after she was reported missing by her worried parents.
Because of the ages of those involved, police and prosecutors have released few details and possible motives circulating including a TikTok falling out, rivalry over a boy, and revenge after Luise claimed she was being bullied at school.
Both suspects – who come from middle-class backgrounds – and their families, have been relocated by authorities and they will not face trial as they are below the age of criminal responsibility in Germany, which is 14.
The 12-year-old suspect's father works in a local bank and is the treasurer of the village band where he plays the bugle.
The family lives in a large two-story house on the outskirts of Freudenberg, and it was there Luise had spent the night before she was murdered following a sleepover there.
The girl lived there with her parents, grandfather, and two siblings and neighbors have been left shocked by the tragic events.
A note on the door asked the media to keep away and a police car made regular sweeps past the house.
One man, who runs a nearby café, told MailOnline: 'We used to see [the 13-year-old girl] nearly every day. She was like any other girl of her age, sweet and innocent or so we thought.