According to the video report, 12-year-old Louise Faqt left home on March 11, 2023, to visit her close friend Anna Maria Hoffmann but disappeared while returning. Her body was later found in a forest valley with numerous injuries. The report says police announced that two girls aged 12 and 13 had confessed, and that one was Anna Maria Hoffmann while the other was a mutual friend identified as Loya. The report attributes the alleged killing to jealousy involving an unnamed boy whom both girls liked, along with reported bullying and social exclusion at school. Because the alleged suspects were under 14, the report states that they were not criminally prosecutable under German law.
Country: Germany
State/Province: Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
City/Region: Foingbeck
Incident Type: Murder
Relationship Status: Love triangle
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Recorded context: Romantic-rival / love-triangle context
Reported initiator: Unclear / not reported
Relationship timing: Timing unclear / not reported
Incident Date: March 11, 2023
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Romantic Triangle
The report presents the case as a friendship-based romantic triangle involving an unnamed boy whom both Louise and Anna Maria reportedly liked. It alleges that Anna Maria developed jealousy and hostility after the boy preferred Louise, while Louise was also subjected to bullying and exclusion by classmates. The alleged violence was directed at a perceived romantic rival rather than arising from a marital or domestic partnership.
The report says Louise's parents reported her missing after she failed to return from Anna Maria's home. Police, firefighters, volunteers, search dogs, and drones searched forest paths, rivers, and nearby roads. A search dog reportedly led investigators to Louise's body in a forest valley. The report states that police announced on March 14 that two girls aged 12 and 13 had confessed. It identifies one as Anna Maria Hoffmann and the other as Loya, although it warns that the names may be pseudonyms. The report says German authorities did not release the minors' identities and that the girls were below the age of criminal responsibility. It also reports government supervision and family-custody issues, but these post-incident details are not independently verified in the supplied material.
The report contains conflicting accounts about whether the weapon was a large nail clipper or a small knife, and whether the killing was planned or followed a sudden school conflict. The source also shifts between saying the girls confessed and presenting some details as media or narrator inference. The reported names may be pseudonyms, and the exact legal and supervisory outcomes remain unclear.
Louise reportedly left home on March 11 to visit Anna Maria, a close friend whose home was about three kilometers away. The girls allegedly separated around 5:30 p.m., after which Louise did not return and did not answer calls or messages. Her parents reported her missing, and a search operation continued into the following day. A police dog reportedly located her body in a forest valley away from the normal route home. The report says police later announced confessions by Anna Maria and Loya, and the narrator connected the alleged motive to a boy liked by both Anna Maria and Louise, reported jealousy, bullying, and social exclusion. The source further describes alleged post-incident deception, including Anna Maria contacting Louise's family and posting a TikTok video, but these details are presented through the video report and are not independently corroborated here.
The source describes a high-risk combination of reported jealousy, bullying, concealed hostility, apparent social manipulation, a vulnerable minor victim, and severe escalation to planned or possibly planned violence. The report also contains conflicting accounts about the weapon and whether the killing was premeditated. Psychological or criminal responsibility cannot be determined from this video alone.
The source highlights the danger of concealed hostility inside apparently close friendships, especially when combined with jealousy, bullying, exclusion, and a perceived romantic rival. Important investigative signals reportedly included the victim's unexplained route deviation, the severe number of injuries, the involvement of people in her social circle, post-incident communications, and searches concerning the age of criminal responsibility. The source remains a secondary video report with unclear naming, weapon, planning, and legal-outcome details.
The reported early signals were Louise's bullying and social exclusion at school, Anna Maria's alleged jealousy over an unnamed boy, the apparently renewed friendship used to maintain contact with Louise, and the invitation to a location away from Louise's normal route.
The reported clues included Louise's unanswered phone, the unusual location of her body, the search-dog discovery, the large number of injuries, police interviews with people in her circle, alleged confessions, phone or computer searches about Germany's age of criminal responsibility, and reported post-incident contact with Louise's family.
The strongest evidence types described were the forensic examination, the body-location and injury findings, search-dog tracking, digital searches on phones or computers, police interviews, and alleged confessions. The source does not provide authenticated records or independent confirmation of these details.
Anna Maria reportedly told police that Louise left around 5:30 p.m. and that this was the last time she saw her. Louise's parents reportedly described the planned visit and reported her disappearance. The report also says an unidentified school adult was told about bullying. No independent eyewitness account of the attack is reported.
Follow-up reporting changed the case from a presumed missing-person search to a homicide investigation after Louise's body was found. The reported suspects changed from an anticipated adult stranger to two girls in Louise's social circle. Later reporting introduced the alleged jealousy motive, possible bullying, digital searches about criminal responsibility, and disagreement over whether the killing was planned.
The exact legal names of the minors, the precise weapon, the degree of premeditation, the complete sequence of the attack, the identity and role of the unnamed boy, the reliability of the alleged confessions, and the final government or family-supervision outcome remain unclear in the supplied source.