Bio

Manfred Wittman was born in 1945 in Germany. He grew up in a time when the country was rebuilding after World War II. Information about his early life is limited. He was raised in a typical family environment, but there are not many details about his childhood or education.

At the age of 19, on December 25, 1959, Manfred Wittman committed a violent crime. He attacked a 16-year-old girl named Irmgard Feder in Freiberg. This incident marked the beginning of a series of violent acts he would commit later in life.

Years passed, and in December 1968, Manfred Wittman was involved in a horrific crime again. He murdered a 14-year-old student named Nora Wenzl. This act was part of a pattern that continued with the murders of two more teenage girls in 1969.

By December 15, 1971, Manfred Wittman was sentenced to life in prison for his crimes. He received three life sentences, reflecting the severity of his actions.

Murder Story

Manfred Wittman, also known as "The Beast of Oberfranken," committed a series of violent crimes in Germany between 1968 and 1969. He is known for the brutal murders of three young girls.

The first victim was Nora Wenzl, a 14-year-old girl. She was killed on December 19, 1968. Wittman attacked her in Staffelstein, Germany. He used a knife to stab her multiple times. The severity of the attack caused her to suffer horrific injuries.

In November 1969, Wittman killed another girl named Sieglinde Hübner. She was 16 years old and lived in Kaltenbrunn, Germany. Wittman also used a knife to stab her. This murder was similarly brutal, resulting in significant injury.

Later in November 1969, he killed a third girl named Helga Luther, who was also 16 years old. Details of this murder are less clear, but it is known that Wittman used the same method of stabbing.

Wittman's actions led to his arrest, and on December 15, 1971, he was sentenced to three life sentences in prison for his crimes.