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A German nurse was charged with poisoning at least six patients with insulin at a Berlin hospital, sending them into comas. The case raised critical questions about patient safety and monitoring in German healthcare institutions.

Netflix's Crime Scene Berlin: Nightlife Killer documents one of Berlin's most shocking crimes—a serial killer who murdered five gay men with knockout drugs in the city's nightlife scene during summer 2012.

A 40-year-old Berlin palliative care doctor faces charges of systematically murdering at least 15 patients between 2021 and 2024. Wiretapped phone conversations revealed his alleged crimes.

On August 23, 2019, Chechen dissident Zelimkhan Khangoshvili was shot and killed in Berlin's Tiergarten. A German court later established that the Russian state was responsible for the murder.

The Remmo clan from Berlin stands at the center of several spectacular crimes, including the theft of a 100 kg gold coin and a break-in at Dresden's renowned art collection.

Rebecca Reusch was a 22-year-old German student who vanished without a trace from Berlin on February 18, 2019, becoming one of Germany's most mysterious missing persons cases. Her partner became the primary suspect, but contradictory statements and lack of conclusive evidence prevented prosecution. The case remains unsolved, drawing international attention and raising questions about the limitations of the German justice system.

Rebecca Reusch, a 12-year-old German-Danish girl, disappeared from her family home in Berlin's affluent Lichterfelde district on February 18, 2019. The disappearance triggered Germany's most high-profile missing person investigation in two decades, with police focusing on her 27-year-old cousin. The case remains unsolved to this day, with no body found and no charges filed.

HBO Max Germany premieres Banksters on February 20, 2026, a German-language thriller following an 18-year-old Turkish-German bank apprentice arrested during a 2004 Berlin soccer match after a string of six bank robberies. The series draws inspiration from a real crime story while exploring systemic economic inequality.