Sash JM

Sash JM (born April 13, 1988 in Kiev ; real name : Alexander K. ) is a German Nazi rapper and a legally convicted murderer . The press gave him the name Maschseemörder because he dismembered his victim, a 44-year-old casual prostitute , and dumped him in the Maschsee .

Life

Alexander K. came to Minden with his parents in 1993 . According to his own statements, he was considered a difficult child and left home in 2001. From then on he lived in homes, on the street, in clinics and prisons. He lived in a petty criminal environment and was repeatedly delinquent. Among other things, he is said to have stabbed a Lebanese man in Minden . He began to write poetry at the age of 13 and then began rapping . After he recorded his two previously unreleased albums, God's Voice and Satan's Voice , which mainly dealt with philosophical topics, drug use and social grievances, he began to be interested in the right-wing extremist scene . He released several tracks with right-wing extremist content, which were viewed by the scene as amateurish. He achieved a certain popularity with remixes of songs by the right-wing extremist singer-songwriter Frank Rennicke , which the latter initially rejected. When he noticed that these songs were well received by a younger target group, he gave them his blessing. His biggest hit was the remix of Die neue Nationalhymne , which had been viewed around 35,500 times before his YouTube account was blocked. He achieved further popularity through his website Rechtsrap.de, with which he tried to create a contact point for right-wing extremist hip-hop musicians. In the Internet forum, he caught himself with pithy sayings. He also appeared as a supporter of the right-wing populist party Free Voters Bremen . His songs mix confused pop culture quotes, battle rap - punchlines , violent fantasies and his psychological problems. The song Oslo Amok Terror Song 2011 , in which he glorifies the 2011 attacks in Norway by Anders Behring Breivik , achieved a certain popularity . Sash JM is now considered a pioneer of the Nazi rap scene.

In the period from 2009 to 2011 Alexander K. played in two episodes Niederig and Kuhnt and in a season X-Diaries . The X-Diaries episode in which he starred, however, was removed from the program by the production company Filmpool after it was broadcast once it became known that Alexander K. had committed a murder.

In 2011, an acquaintance of Alexander K. is said to have contacted the police because he had told him about his murder fantasies. In October 2012, K. finally murdered a 44-year-old casual prostitute and then dismembered her. He then sank her corpse in the Maschsee. In court, his former girlfriend testified that the 44-year-old prostitute made fun of his right-wing extremist attitudes and made jokes about Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf . His acquaintance was an accomplice and helped him sink the remains of his victim in the Maschsee. She also used the victim's debit card. Contrary to some press reports that Alexander K. bragged about his murder and had given himself the designation "Maschseemord", he denied the crime until the court verdict and tried to incriminate his ex-girlfriend.

Alexander K. received a reduced guilty capacity due to a massive personality disorder . He was therefore only sentenced to twelve years in prison. However, placement in a psychiatric hospital was ordered. The judges assumed that he acted out of sheer lust for murder. He had been ill with drugs for several years and had mental problems. He had processed this in his rap lyrics, among other things. His right-wing extremist sentiments were hardly discussed during the trial. Even the police, who found numerous evidence of this conviction in his apartment, did not investigate in this direction, and the public prosecutor's office also refrained from bringing them into the process. During the trial, the case was reported in the media and Alexander K. was nicknamed the Maschsee Murderer . After Bild published one of his texts, the police determined a possible involvement in a similar murder case a few years earlier. One of his texts had a striking resemblance to the murder case and was posted on the Internet on the day the victim disappeared. However, the investigation was inconclusive.

Individual evidence

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2. ^ Johannes Hartl and Roland Sieber: Woman dismembered: Nazi rappers in custody. Fault report , December 3, 2012, accessed April 10, 2017 . 
3. ↑ Heike Kleffner : A potentially fatal mixture: extreme right-wing misogyny and neo-Nazi violence . In: Katharina Debus, Vivien Laumann (ed.): Right-wing extremism, prevention and gender. Diversity_Power_Pedagogy . Hans Böckler Foundation, Berlin July 2014 ( boeckler.de [PDF]).
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5. ↑ Low and Kuhnt - Season 9, Episode 22: Kiss of Death. Retrieved July 17, 2018 . 
6. ↑ Maschsee murderer case becomes more bizarre: On TV he is shot . In: bild.de . ( bild.de [accessed on July 17, 2018]).
7. ↑ ^{a b} Andreas Speit : Murder Trial: Motive: Political sentiment. September 3, 2013, accessed April 10, 2017 . 
8. ↑ ^{a b} "Maschsee murderer" instructed in psychiatry. Süddeutsche Zeitung , October 23, 2013, accessed on April 10, 2017 . 
9. ↑ ^{a b} jury verdict: Twelve years imprisonment for machinist. Hannoversche Allgemeine , October 23, 2013, accessed on April 10, 2017 . 
10. ↑ Act described in lyrics: Did the Maschsee murderer kill a second prostitute? Focus.de , December 1, 2012, accessed April 10, 2017 .