Rammstein: investigations in Vilnius stopped

2023-06-11 09:31:00

The German rock band Rammstein is in the negative headlines because allegations have been made once morest frontman Till Lindemann that, with the help of a casting employee, he “allowed himself to be led” to very young women for sexual acts during and following the 60-year-old’s concerts. However, some invited girls are said not to have known in advance that these following-show parties were supposed to be regarding sex, and some are said to have been “put under pressure” or “surprised”, according to the German media. There was even talk of the serious allegation that victims had been made compliant with knockout drops.

At the weekend, however, first the specialist magazine “Rolling Stone” and then the “Bild” newspaper reported that the police in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius had stopped investigating once morest Lindemann. After a Rammstein concert in Vilnius, a young woman from Ireland reported that she “possibly” had been given substances at the following-party and that following waking up she might no longer remember, nor where the hematomas on her body came from came from. The Lithuanian police said there was no evidence of a crime. Lindemann’s lawyers had claimed days earlier that all of these allegations were “untrue”. The presumption of innocence applies to all parties involved.