Germany: Sandwich poisoner awaits verdict
By DW
10 March 2019 |
2:00 pm
An industrial mechanic allegedly made his colleagues sick by poisoning their snacks and drinks for no apparent reason. A court in the northwestern city of Bielefeld could convict him of attempted murder.
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