The author of the attack in Magdeburg expected to die, the testament in the car is revealed

The attacker who drove a car into Magdeburg's Christmas market, killing 5 and injuring over 200, expected to die during the attack. This is understood by the investigators since Taleb al-Abdulmohsen had written a will, which he had left in the car with which he committed the attack.

According to Der Spiegel, in his will he had stated that he would leave his entire fortune to the German Red Cross, which, with over 4.5 million members, is the third largest Red Cross organization in the world.

However, Taleb al-Abdulmohsen left no political message in his will.

Previously, he had mentioned the death on social networks, where he was very active. For example, in May of this year, on the 'X' platform, he wrote that he expected "the end of his life this year" . " I will make sure that justice prevails at all costs ", he declared.

Taleb al-Abdulmohsen carried out the fatal attack in Magdeburg using a dark BMW rented from a car agency. According to the magazine, he had been renting the vehicle since December 11, more than a week before the attack.

The day after taking the BMW, he gave a video interview to an Islamophobic American blog from the Maritim hotel in Magdeburg, even though he himself lived and worked in Bernburg, about 45 kilometers south of Magdeburg.

During the interview, Al-Abdulmohsen expressed admiration for the American billionaire, Elon Musk, a supporter of Donald Trump, as well as for the American far-right conspiracy theorist, Alex Jones.

In the interview, he claims that Germany was allowing Islamists from Syria to enter the country and was " destroying the lives of ex-Muslims from Saudi Arabia ".

According to him, the German police were " pursuing these people as part of a worldwide secret operation ", similar to those of the time of National Socialism.

DPA agency, referring to anonymous sources, reported that Talib Ahmad Muhsin suffered from a serious mental illness. For this reason, it is less likely that the case will be investigated by the Federal Prosecutor's Office in Karlsruhe, which is responsible for cases related to state security and politically motivated crimes. (A2 Televizion)