Latest news Austrian police search for self-proclaimed "shaman"
A self-proclaimed "shaman" in Austria is said to have used these occult objects to emphasize her powers of divination.
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Coins, gold and jewelry were seized in a safe in her son's house in Vienna. The victims are probably also from Switzerland.
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The "shaman" was also after jewelry. The safe contained stolen goods amounting to a two-digit million sum - including cash in Swiss francs.
Image: Keystone
A self-proclaimed "shaman" in Austria is said to have used these occult objects to emphasize her powers of divination.
Image: Keystone
Coins, gold and jewelry were seized in a safe in her son's house in Vienna. The victims are probably also from Switzerland.
Image: Keystone
The "shaman" was also after jewelry. The safe contained stolen goods amounting to a two-digit million sum - including cash in Swiss francs.
Image: Keystone
The Austrian police are searching for a self-proclaimed "shaman" who is believed to have stolen goods worth tens of millions. According to the police, she probably also has victims in Switzerland.
10.02.2025, 13:15
SDA
During a house search in Vienna, jewelry, expensive wristwatches and cash in the double-digit millions were seized in a safe - including 2.1 million Swiss francs, the Austrian police wrote in a statement made available to Keystone-SDA on Monday.
The 29-year-old son of the "shaman", a 44-year-old Austrian woman, was arrested on February 3. He is the owner of the house and has been taken to prison on suspicion of being a contributory offender. The woman is wanted on the basis of a European arrest warrant.
In one case, she took 730,000 euros in cash from a victim using feigned powers of divination. She had convinced the victim that a close relative was cursed and had predicted her death.
