In mid-November 2011, a trio consisting of two men and one woman drove Germany's investigative authorities to the brink of madness, as the three individuals from Thuringia inadvertently exposed the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, the Federal Criminal Police Office, the Federal Intelligence Service, and the state criminal police offices for what they undeniably are: total failures or dangerous tricksters. The circumstances surrounding the Thuringian trio of Zschäpe, Böhnhardt, and Mundlos leave one speechless to this day. It all began in the year 2000 with a series of murders unlike anything seen in Germany before. Over a span of six years, a total of eight Turkish small business owners and one Greek were executed with gunshots to the head. Investigative authorities, journalists, and criminal experts found themselves officially confronted with a seemingly unsolvable case. Then, in April of that year.