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Arrest warrant against Assauer’s († 74) secretary

Since his death in February 2019 the terrible accusation in the room that the legendary Schalke manager Rudi Assauer († 74) was systematically plundered.

The Gelsenkirchen district court has now issued an arrest warrant – against the former secretary of the deceased football manager.

As reported by “Zeit”., an arrest warrant was issued against 62-year-old Sabine Söldner. The director of the court confirmed this.

In 2012, Assauer’s former secretary and the 78-year-old plastic surgeon Heinz Bull, who was a friend of Assauer’s Alzheimer’s disease, were appointed general representatives. Together they took care of his financial affairs – until his death in February 2019.

When Assauer died, v Almost nothing is left of his former million-dollar fortune have been. Before his finances were regulated by his general representatives, he is said to have owned around 2.3 million euros.

Last year, the Essen district court decided that Assauer’s ex-secretary must explain where the Schalke legend’s money went. The court thus corresponded to a request for information from the custodian of the estate. But the question of how the general power of attorney was used remained unanswered.

According to “Zeit”, mercenaries have so far refused to provide information about expenses and income and to pay a fixed fine. The district court of Gelsenkirchen is said to have issued the arrest warrant for Sabine Söldner on July 13.

Also against Assauer’s daughter Bettina Michel (57), who had cared for her father with dementia to the last, an arrest warrant had been applied for, it is said. Because she too has not cooperated with the court as requested, despite repeated requests.