On May 6, 2013, the largest criminal trial in Germany since reunification begins in Munich: A woman and four men are accused of founding or supporting the terrorist organization NSU - a far-right group that is said to have murdered ten people, carried out two bomb attacks, and committed 15 robberies. The proceedings will last more than three years, with over 600 witnesses and experts testifying. Annette Ramelsberger, Tanjev Schultz, and Rainer Stadler are among the few journalists who gained access to the courtroom and have closely followed the trial from the very first day. From their daily notes, a comprehensive record has been created, which is documented in this book. It consists of original statements from the trial, which are presented in a shortened form but otherwise unchanged. Through the voices of the judge.