A fourth suspect connected to the foiled bombing of Taylor Swift‘s Vienna shows last year has been indicted in Germany … according to reports.
The Associated Press — citing documents filed in a Berlin court — reports an individual identified only as Mohammad A. was indicted earlier this month for allegedly helping translate bomb-making instructions in the plot to blow up Ernst Happel Stadium in Austria. He also allegedly set up online contact with members of the Islamic State.
Mohammad A. — BBC News reports German authorities describe him as a juvenile — also stands accused of supporting a foreign terrorist organization and preparing a serious act of violence. He is reportedly not in custody. It’s unclear why he’s been indicted in Germany — the bombing plot was supposed to go down in neighboring Austria.
Remember … three people — an 18-year-old Iraqi citizen, a 19-year-old Austrian citizen and a 17-year-old, also Austrian — were all arrested last summer. The 17-year-old was released without charges soon afterward, the New York Times reports. The lawyer for the 19-year-old called the charges against him “pure fantasy” in August.
The shows were canceled even after two arrests were made … with authorities telling us at the time they weren’t sure they’d caught all the suspects in the case.
Swift broke her silence a couple weeks after the alleged plot was foiled … saying it filled her with “fear” and “guilt.”
