The 200th trial day showed once more that Nazi witnesses do not take the trial before the Munich Higher Regional Court seriously \u2013 and that the court allows them to do so. Witness Bernt T\u00f6dter wrote an email in the morning informing the court that, first, he was suffering from a gastric disease and, second, he did not have anything to tell the court anyway. Instead of simply having the police bring him to court, as many other courts would have done, he was first ordered to provide a doctor\u2019s note concerning his claimed illness.<\/p>\n
The next witness was a former member of the \u201cBlood & Honour\u201d scene in Chemnitz, nicknamed \u201cMappe\u201d back then. She remembered that Mundlos and Zsch\u00e4pe had once spent the night at her place and had been a lot friendlier than other Skinhead \u201ccomrades\u201d from comrades. Other than that, she, like many others before her, did not have much of any substance to tell the court. One reason could be that she is still friends with the relevant \u201cB&H\u201d members in Chemnitz up to this day.<\/p>\n