Berlin teen admits fabricating migrant gang-rape story, official says joinings
The 13-year-old girl -- a member of Berlin's Russian-speaking community -- made the rape claim to police when she returned after a 30-hour absence last month. She alleged that three men of Arabic and Turkish descent had dragged her into a car at a train station and abused her.
Stories of the girl's ordeal circulated in Russian media and on social networks, prompting street demonstrations by Russian-German communities and right-wing groups.
Even Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov weighed in, accusing German authorities of a politically correct 'coverup.'
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But Berlin prosecutor's office spokesman Martin Steltner said the girl withdrew her claim after a medical examination showed that she had not been raped.
Police determined through her phone records that she was staying with a German man on the night of her absence, Steltner said.
The man and his mother confirmed that the girl had been at the house. No sexual activity occurred that night, Steltner said.
From speaking to the girl, police determined that she had had sexual contact with two men months before her disappearance.
The men were being held for questioning because the girl is under the age of consent, and they admitted the sexual contact, Steltner said.
One of the men was a Turkish citizen, he said.
He said the girl had been experiencing problems at school.
Germany is reeling from a wave of mob sex assaults blamed on migrants on New Year's Eve.
More than 900 people reported being attacked by North African or Arab men during festivities in Cologne, with 523 of them reporting having been sexually assaulted. Similar attacks were reported in other German cities.
From speaking to the girl, police determined that she had had sexual contact with two men months before her disappearance. From speaking to the girl, police determined that she had had sexual contact with two men months before her disappearance. The 13-year-old girl -- a member of Berlin's Russian-speaking community -- made the rape claim to police when she returned after a 30-hour absence last month. She alleged that three men of Arabic and Turkish descent had dragged her into a car at a train station and abused her. Even Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov weighed in, accusing German authorities of a politically correct 'coverup.' He said the girl had been experiencing problems at school. Police determined through her phone records that she was staying with a German man on the night of her absence, Steltner said. Police determined through her phone records that she was staying with a German man on the night of her absence, Steltner said. From speaking to the girl, police determined that she had had sexual contact with two men months before her disappearance. But Berlin prosecutor's office spokesman Martin Steltner said the girl withdrew her claim after a medical examination showed that she had not been raped. From speaking to the girl, police determined that she had had sexual contact with two men months before her disappearance. One of the men was a Turkish citizen, he said. The men were being held for questioning because the girl is under the age of consent, and they admitted the sexual contact, Steltner said. The 13-year-old girl -- a member of Berlin's Russian-speaking community -- made the rape claim to police when she returned after a 30-hour absence last month. She alleged that three men of Arabic and Turkish descent had dragged her into a car at a train station and abused her. More than 900 people reported being attacked by North African or Arab men during festivities in Cologne, with 523 of them reporting having been sexually assaulted. Similar attacks were reported in other German cities. The man and his mother confirmed that the girl had been at the house. No sexual activity occurred that night, Steltner said. From speaking to the girl, police determined that she had had sexual contact with two men months before her disappearance. Even Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov weighed in, accusing German authorities of a politically correct 'coverup.' The men were being held for questioning because the girl is under the age of consent, and they admitted the sexual contact, Steltner said. Stories of the girl's ordeal circulated in Russian media and on social networks, prompting street demonstrations by Russian-German communities and right-wing groups. Stories of the girl's ordeal circulated in Russian media and on social networks, prompting street demonstrations by Russian-German communities and right-wing groups. The men were being held for questioning because the girl is under the age of consent, and they admitted the sexual contact, Steltner said. He said the girl had been experiencing problems at school. Even Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov weighed in, accusing German authorities of a politically correct 'coverup.' Police determined through her phone records that she was staying with a German man on the night of her absence, Steltner said. From speaking to the girl, police determined that she had had sexual contact with two men months before her disappearance. But Berlin prosecutor's office spokesman Martin Steltner said the girl withdrew her claim after a medical examination showed that she had not been raped. He said the girl had been experiencing problems at school. The man and his mother confirmed that the girl had been at the house. No sexual activity occurred that night, Steltner said.
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