An inmate at the forensic clinic in Eickelborn kills during an unaccompanied day release: The sex offender Jörg F. is regularly allowed to roam freely around the area around the clinic for an hour without supervision. His doctors and psychologists allow these days of release because they consider the patient to be improved after years of psychotherapeutic treatment. They misjudge the dangerousness of the multiple rapist. During one of his days of release in the summer of 1994, he kills a seven-year-old girl from Eickelborn. After the murder, Jörg F. returns to the clinic with blood-stained hands, while the search for the girl begins in the town. The murder case causes fear and anger among the residents of Eickelborn. Many of them are demanding that the clinic management tighten the regulations for the days of release for the more than 300 patients at the forensic clinic. Our host Florian looks at the history of the forensic clinic in Eickelborn and the case of Jörg F. He speaks to legal psychologist Sabine Nowara about the regulations for day-releases and the criteria that are used to allow them. Jörg F.'s former defense attorney provides insights into his client's personality and life. After the murder, the day-release regulations in the clinic change. Florian speaks to the mayor of Eickelborn about the mood among the people in the town and the special situation between them and the clinic patients. ------- Table of contents 0:00 Intro 1:22 The Eickelborn forensics 2:28 The day-releases 5:12 Who was Jörg F.? 7:19 Relaxation in prison 8:05 A girl disappears 10:07 The crime 11:07 Fear and anger in Eickelborn 13:07 The trial 13:30 Errors made by the clinic 15:08 The consequences of the crime 18:29 Conclusion ____ If you are interested in other criminal cases from NRW, follow our channel ➡️ / @lokalzeit-mordorte ❗️ On our Lokalzeit homepage you will find a report about everyday life in a forensic department https://www1.wdr.de/lokalzeit/verbrec.... Here you will also find more information about true crime cases from NRW and stories from people who deal with crime https://www1.wdr.de/lokalzeit/verbrec... You will also find the legal lexicon for our true crime community by and with Hans Reinhardt https://www1.wdr.de/lokalzeit/verbrec... ___ We are #MordOrte, the true crime format from WDR Lokalzeit. Every Monday at 5 p.m. there is a new video on this channel about the stories behind the most spectacular criminal cases in North Rhine-Westphalia. We are on site and talk to the people whose lives have been changed forever by the crimes. Don't want to miss a video? Then subscribe to us! Do you have topic suggestions for us? Then send us an email to: [email protected] Music: Nikdaijai: https://nikdaijai.com ___ Hey everyone! I'm Florian and I'm new here. I'm a child of the 90s, but the true crime fans in my family showed me the very, very original formats. "Stahlnetz" from the 1960s. Most of you won't know that, but we watched it on video cassette - everyday crime in black and white. Absolutely captivating for my ten-year-old self. The perpetrators were not frightening psychopaths, but people from the middle of society. That still fascinates me today: What are people capable of? What makes some people do such cruel things to others? I am delighted that I can now take you along as a murder scene host into the lives and psychologies of the victims and perpetrators of the last few decades. Your Florian ___ Imprint: http://wdr.de/k/Impressum Data protection declaration: http://www.wdr.de/k/datenschutz Produced with ❤ and your broadcasting fee. #WDRLokalzeit