The main thing is that the truth comes to light, according to the forensic pathologist.
Markus Rothschild, the forensic pathologist who was hired by the law firm Schertz Bergmann to prepare an expert opinion on the Till Lindemann case, publicly commented on his findings on Wednesday (June 28). Inquiries like those from the Berlin law firm are nothing unusual, said the 61-year-old from Cologne. What is special about this case, however, is the fact that he is only supposed to create an expert opinion on the basis of photos. What is meant are the photos that Shelby Lynn posted of herself after the Rammstein concert in Vilnius on Twitter – and with which the allegations of abuse against Lindemann began.
“Assessing injuries from images occurs 5 to 10 percent of the time,” says Rothschild. “It’s always better to prepare a report live, but the pictures of Shelby Lynn were easy to evaluate in connection with her descriptions and very specific.” “I know the band Rammstein, even if it doesn’t suit my taste in music. The name Till Lindemann was previously unknown to me,” he told “t-online”. In general, it is irrelevant to him who hires him. The only thing that counts for him: the truth has to come to light.
The report states: “However, the findings from a forensic medical point of view are not typical of external influence,” and: “Although here, too, sexual coercion or rape cannot be ruled out solely on the basis of the injury findings. Conversely, there was no evidence of sexualised violence either.”