The Wagner Case

The Beggining

It was a dark and stormy night in Bonn, Germany, everyone in the house was sound asleep. People would come and see the house even if the weather was awful, some people would walk around the neighborhood with umbrellas and look at the house. Everyone in Bonn loved the people who lived in the house. Everyone but the man.
That night the man walked in front of the house and looked at the house like all the other people. While the other people were admiring the home the man stood and just stared at the house while his anger grew stronger. After everyone left the man stayed. His anger grew stronger towards the family and how happy they were. He walked up to the front door and tried to pick the lock, it didn't work, so he walked up to one of the front windows. That window was somehow unlocked. He lifted up the window and carefully walked in. When he got into the living room he took off his backpack and started to fill it with the family's belongings, Before he started stuffing things in his bag he took out a knife and a pistol. He put the knife in his pocket, but kept his pistol in his hand. After he finished packing all the things in his backpack he walked upstairs, when he walked upstairs he found the bedrooms. The bedroom on the left was the master bedroom with the parents sleeping, little five year old Maggie May was asleep in her bed, then the last room was Jimmy's room. The man went into Jimmy's room first. Jimmy was 16 years old and was the star baseball player at his high school, he was also a popular jock. The man held the gun in his hand, then put a pillow against Jimmy's head, and shot Jimmy through the pillow. The man showed no empathy after he killed him, he just shook his head and walked into the next room. The parents bedroom he executed the father the same way he did Jimmy. He stabbed the mother 28 times, then moved on to Maggie May's room. He hesitated before he opened the door, when he opened the door he saw Maggie May laying in her bed with her little teddy bear, when he he saw her like that all of his anger left him. His mind was telling him to do it but his heart told him not to, he didn't know what to do. The thought came to his mind to take her with him, or he could just leave her. He couldn't decide what to do so he left her in her bed to sleep.
After he closed Maggie May's door he ran down the steps, he wasn't thinking and unlocked the front door and opened it. An alarm went off, and an automated voice started to say "The Authorities have been alerted." Those words repeated over and over again. The man ran off with the stolen belongings. When he looked behind him he saw red and blue flashing lights. This would be the start of the Wagner murder case.