Forgery Evidence: Stamp of a South African Police Station for Certification of Signatures

Note:

Immediately after Dr. Ernst Höfer knew that his plan had succeeded and he could administer the lethal radon treatment to his patient Lydia Wagner in full, he forged the first document on November 20, 1989, specifically intended for fraudulent use in the estate proceedings after Lydia Wagner’s death, which was initiated by the damaging radon treatment.

Following the death of his patient Lydia Wagner, the alleged legacy power of attorney of a South African missionary, Father Kuppelwieser, was presented for the authorization of co-conspirator Barbara Hirschbäck in the “estate matter of Lydia Wagner,” with the following wording:

“I hereby authorize Mrs. Barbara Hirschbäck, born August 6, 1934, residing in 5705 Zell am See-Thumersbach, Thumersbacherstr. 86 to represent me as legatee in all respects before authorities, offices, and courts in the estate matter of Mrs. Lydia Wagner, born October 4, 1926, residing at 5705 Zell am See-Thumersbach, Schiffergasse 1.

True Signature certified by:”

This power of attorney is affixed with the stamp of a South African police station dated November 20, 1989!

However, according to the explicit statement of the South African Ambassador in Vienna, the additional certification stamp attached does not verify the authenticity of the signature of Father Kuppelwieser, as falsely represented, but only confirms the correspondence of the copy of this power of attorney with an otherwise unverified original.

Furthermore, the South African Embassy points out that the certification text does not match the official text.

It is also not to be assumed that a text in German, accompanied only by the phrase

“true signature certified by,”

would be certified by a reputable South African authority.

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