The coroner also ruled that the fact that Jeremiah Duggan had revealed himself to be Jewish while attending a conference of the extreme Larouche organisation may have had a bearing on how he died.
Scotland Yard describes LaRouche’s group as a ‘political cult with sinister and dangerous connections.’
A new British inquest has been ordered into the death of a Jewish student in Germany after claims that he might have been killed by Lyndon LaRouche’s far-Right cult.
A coroner in Germany ruled that Jeremiah Duggan, 22, had committed suicide by running on to a road where he was hit by fast-moving cars in 2003.
A High Court judge in London yesterday said that evidence of “foul play” must be investigated after new details suggested the crash was faked and he might have been killed.
Shortly before his death, Jeremiah made several phone calls to his family and girlfriend indicating that he believed his life was in danger but authorities in Germany claimed his death was not suspicious.
Police claimed it was suicide but his family have been pressing for a full investigation after collating evidence that they say shows the young Jew was beaten to death by members of alleged antiSemitic cult, LaRouche.
Prompted by the mysterious death of Jeremiah Duggan in 2003, Simon Hughes, Shadow Leader of the House of Commons, will travel to Berlin this Friday to attend a forum at the House of Democracy and Human Rights entitled ‘Does the LaRouche Group Present a Danger to Society and a Danger to the Individual?’
The list of problems plaguing college campuses is extensive: illegal drugs, alcohol abuse, sexual assault. But according to experts, there’s a lesser-known, but equally-present danger: cults.
It is understood Jeremiah went to the conference believing it was just an anti-war rally and was unaware of Lyndon Larouche’s extremist conspiracy theories and ideas surrounding Aids, the holocaust and the British monarchy.
The family of British student Jeremiah Duggan, who died in mysterious circumstances after becoming involved with a cult, claim they have ‘overwhelming’ new evidence that he was murdered.
Jeremiah Duggan was a young British student who met a mysterious death in Germany in 2003. Germany’s Constitutional Court is currently considering whether to order a new investigation into what happened.
Jeremiah Duggan, 22, was recruited by the Larouche Movement while studying in Paris in 2003. He died in mysterious circumstances in the middle of the night of March 27, 2003 close to the organisation’s seminar.
Forensic probe casts more doubt on the suicide verdict of young Briton in Germany Dramatic new evidence has cast doubt on the official account of the mysterious death of a British student who had become involved with a right-wing political cult in Germany. A detailed investigation by a former Scotland Yard forensic expert into the death of Jeremiah Duggan, obtained by The Observer, contradicts the verdict by German authorities that the 22-year-old committed suicide by leaping in front of cars on a dual carriageway in Wiesbaden, on the Rhine in west Germany. Instead the 59-page report by Paul Canning, an