The Investigation Into the 2010 Kidnapping and Killing of a German Banker’s Wife Is Closed

The Investigation Into the 2010 Kidnapping and Killing of a German Banker’s Wife Is Closed
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The Associated Press
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BERLIN—An investigation into the 2010 kidnapping and slaying of a German banker’s wife has been closed after failing to find a perpetrator in more than a decade, authorities said Monday.

Maria Boegerl, who was 54, was taken from her home in Heidenheim in southwestern Germany on May 12, 2010.