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Danila Klett was found by the police in Berlin on February 26, 2024.
International – The story is almost worthy of a novel. Daniela Klette, a former member of the German Red Army (RAF), who had been on the run for 30 years and wanted by Interpol, was tracked down by an investigative journalist in 30 minutes using facial recognition software.
Michael Colborn, an image verification expert working at the Bellinggate site, says he was contacted by German journalists investigating Daniela Klett as part of a podcast in late 2023. liberation. They seek to confirm the identity of a woman posing as a terrorist.
False belief: He is not the right person. Nevertheless, Michael Colborne continues his research with a photo from Daniela Klett's wanted poster and thanks to another facial recognition software (in theory it should only be used for personal reasons), he manages to track her down. It's literally hidden in the heart of Berlin.
Assaults, attempted murders, robberies…
Three months later, on February 26, the police announced the arrest of the fugitive. According to authorities, the callers were contacted by a citizen and had no connection to the Bellinggate journalist or the people from the podcast. This vital information would have reached them before the show aired.
65-year-old Daniela Klette, who calls herself Claudia Ivone, is accused of taking part in several assaults, robberies and attempted murders in the 1990s. He was taken into custody.
The actions of the RAF – founded by Andreas Bader and Ulrich Meinhof – resulted in 34 deaths before the group disbanded itself in April 1998. Daniela Klett “ Third Generation » The RAF's, violent far-left group members were mostly arrested in the 1970s.
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