A state prosecution spokeswoman says German investigators have expanded a probe into one of the Red Army Faction's (RAF) most notorious killings in the 1970s.
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Germany's Sporting Hall of Fame Opens with Controversy ... are reportedly now analyzing the DNA of former Red Army Faction member Verena Becker to see if it matches three DNA samples found in connection with the killing of Siegfried Buback, who at the time was West Germany's top prosecutor. Buback was ambushed in his car in Karlsruhe on April 7, 1977 by two persons on a motorcycle, who then fled to a getaway car driven by a third RAF guerrilla. Four RAF members have served lengthy prison terms for the murder, although authorities have never been able to pin down who actually fired the fatal shots because the group refused to talk.
(Deutsche Welle)
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