
This episode covers the disturbing case of Kuno Hoffman, a man involved in a series of necrophilic murders in Germany during the early 1970s. Key topics include the investigation led by Georg Varmud, the night watchman at West Friedhof Mortuary, and the subsequent murders of Marcus Adler and Ruth Lissy.
In late April 1972, Georg Varmud discovered missing jewelry from corpses at the mortuary, leading him to suspect an employee was involved. His investigation took a dark turn when he confronted an intruder in the crematorium, who shot him before escaping.
Less than 24 hours later, Kuno Hoffman, the perpetrator, murdered young couple Marcus Adler and Ruth Lissy in a nearby forest. The investigation revealed a connection between the two incidents, as the same bullet type was used in both shootings.
Hoffman's background was marked by abuse and isolation, leading to his obsession with necrophilia and vampirism. He was eventually apprehended after a tip-off from a colleague who recognized him from police descriptions.
During his interrogation, Hoffman confessed to the murders and described his motivations, which included a desire for power and intimacy. The episode concludes with his trial, where questions of his sanity were debated, ultimately leading to his sentencing.
Kuno Hoffman committed necrophilic murders in 1972, shocking Germany with his violent acts and disturbing motivations.

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