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Murder of Angela Ava: Intrigue, arguments and an unsolved death!
The mysterious death of Ava Kleiner after an illegal fishing contest in the Spree raises questions about militant animal rights activists and family disputes.
Murder of Angela Ava: Intrigue, arguments and an unsolved death!
On June 3, 2025, a tragic incident occurred on the Spree when angler Ava Kleiner was rescued dead from the water. The investigators do not classify the case as an accident, and there are clear indications of militant animal rights activists who are suspected of being involved in what happened. RBB reports that before her death there was a heated argument between Ava and her neighbor Frank Pleiß, a passionate angler. However, Frank Pleiß denies any involvement in the incident.
Ava's husband, Ben Kleiner, also becomes the focus of the investigation. Although he declares his love for Ava, the investigators have discovered a possible motive for him, which complicates the situation. The WaPo investigative team faces particular challenges as they have to understand the complex background of the case.
Family drama and inheritance dispute
Another dramatic aspect of the case revolves around Ava's sister, Maike Rodetski. The dispute over their parents' inheritance, which includes a tackle shop with a lucrative property, has divided the sisters. It becomes clear that both sisters had different ideas about the future, which explains the fateful dynamic between them. RBB reports that in the course of the investigation it is suggested that no one is blameless, not even the victim.
What exactly happened and who is ultimately responsible for Ava Kleiner's death remains unclear. The investigative team has a difficult task ahead of them to uncover the truth.
Activism and animal protection
The situation surrounding Ava's death and developments in animal welfare demonstrate the tensions and challenges associated with extreme opinions and actions. Even if the background to Ava Kleiner's case remains unclear, the discussion about animal protection and the activities associated with it is more topical than ever.