慕尼黑检察机关宣布关闭对1970年2月13日发生的一起致命纵火案的调查1。该案造成7名大屠杀幸存者丧生、15人受伤，其中4人伤势严重1。
经过2025年4月重启的调查，检察机关确认嫌疑人为一名已于2020年去世的男子1。该嫌疑人当时年仅25岁，系极端右翼分子，具有"希特勒执念"，曾因炸毁电话亭遭少年法庭定罪1。根据证人证言，嫌疑人曾表示"犹太人拥有一切"，并表达纵火意图，建筑随后在15分钟内起火1。由于无法对已故者起诉，案件最终结案1。
Munich prosecutors have closed their investigation into a deadly arson attack on the Jewish community, concluding that the perpetrator was a man who died in 2020.1 The fire occurred on February 13, 1970, and claimed the lives of seven Holocaust survivors, with an additional 15 people injured in the incident.1 After reopening the case in April 2025, investigators identified the suspect as a far-right extremist who was 25 years old at the time of the attack but could not be prosecuted due to his death.1
According to witness testimony, the suspect had declared that "Jews own everything" and expressed his intention to set the fire, with the building catching alight within 15 minutes of his statement.1 The man had a documented history of extremism, including an obsession with Hitler, and had previously been convicted by a juvenile court for bombing a telephone booth.1 Although prosecutors established sufficient evidence linking him to the arson, the case remains closed because German law prohibits prosecution of deceased individuals.1
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