Suspected crime in Obermenzing: Police are looking for witnesses to the murder case!

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Police are looking for witnesses after a homicide in Obermenzing. 62-year-old man found dead in Keyserlingstrasse.

Polizei sucht Zeugen nach Tötungsdelikt in Obermenzing. 62-jähriger Mann tot in Keyserlingstraße aufgefunden.
Police are looking for witnesses after a homicide in Obermenzing. 62-year-old man found dead in Keyserlingstrasse.

Suspected crime in Obermenzing: Police are looking for witnesses to the murder case!

A shocking incident shook Munich: On Monday, July 7, 2025, the police discovered 62-year-old Ulrich Zilker dead in his house on Keyserlingstrasse in Obermenzing. The autopsy revealed that the man was the victim of a homicide. He had apparently experienced “massive violence”. reports the Süddeutsche.

Ulrich Zilker lived alone and maintained a withdrawn lifestyle. He also had a second home on Keferloherstrasse, which the investigators also included in their investigations. The Munich police are urgently looking for witnesses who knew Zilker or who may have had contact with him. Authorities ask that you contact the Munich Police Headquarters, Commissariat 11, on 089 2910-0.

The circumstances of the crime

The circumstances of the tragic incident raise many questions. Zilker, often traveling with a backpack and a shopping trolley, was known for his modesty. Police have released photos of the items in question in hopes that someone with important information will take notice. The aim is to bring light into the darkness and clarify the background to the crime this is essential.

Interestingly, the situation in Munich is not unique. According to current statistics from the Federal Criminal Police Office, a total of 800 completed murders were recorded by the police in Germany in 2024 notes Statista. This shows that there is unfortunately a worrying trend overall that does not only affect the state capital.

Witness appeal and public safety

In order to actively involve the public, the police are calling for people to share their suspicions or relevant observations. This interaction is an important part of police intelligence. Two people with a kickboard may be connected to the homicide. Where were they on Sunday evening, February 12th? Who could watch them? The police have asked the public specific questions and are asking for their help in clarifying this tragic act said the St.Gallen cantonal police.

This horrific incident has not only left the community in turmoil, but has also raised questions about home safety. It remains to be hoped that the investigation will make rapid progress, and citizen reports can also contribute to this.