With Polish license plate – police publish photos of the possible crime vehicle in the Lisa T. case.

In the case of Lisa T., who was killed, the police hope that information about the possible crime vehicle will provide clues as to how the 13-year-old got from Berlin to Brandenburg. The authorities therefore published photos of a silver-colored Citroën C5 station wagon with a Polish license plate. This car was seized in the town of Altglietzen in the northeast of Brandenburg. Lisa's body was found in an empty house there on Sunday.

According to current findings, there is a suspicion that the car was used in connection with the crime, as the police said. The car therefore has several visible body damages and is equipped with black steel rims without hubcaps. The rear windows are darkened.

The police are asking who saw the car in Berlin or Brandenburg in the period before November 8th, especially in the Bad Freienwalde (Oder) and Altglietzen area. Investigators are also interested in whether anyone can provide information about who used the vehicle. The investigators are also interested in other observations in connection with the car.

Witnesses had spoken of a gold-colored car

The alleged crime vehicle therefore differs significantly from witness statements that were quoted in “Bild”, among others. A resident told the newspaper that on Tuesday - the day Lisa disappeared - a car with a Berlin license plate with hazard lights was parked in front of the house for hours. “Gold-colored, not a station wagon, I think it’s an Opel,” the resident is quoted as saying. The alleged crime vehicle is now a silver station wagon.

The student disappeared a week ago on Tuesday in Berlin-Marzahn. The police eventually searched for her with hundreds of officers, sniffer dogs, a helicopter and an underwater drone. Ultimately, a tip-off about trespassing led to the empty house in Brandenburg on Sunday. There, police found the girl's body.

The alleged perpetrator was also on site; according to media reports, he had critically injured himself with a bolt gun. According to the public prosecutor's office, the man died in a hospital on Wednesday morning. The body will now be autopsied.

The suspect was identified on Monday. The 22-year-old German comes from Berlin and, according to dpa, lived in the Marzahn district, and therefore in the area of ​​the girl's house. According to unconfirmed reports, he is said to have lived there with his parents.

The suspect had a criminal record. The offenses included driving without a license, endangering road traffic, negligent bodily harm, forgery of documents and violations of the weapons law. The background was an escape from a police checkpoint in November 2025. The man was driving on the A3 motorway in Bavaria without a valid driver's license. He then collided with several vehicles on a federal highway. Two people were slightly injured. His car and a trailer had stolen license plates. The Berlin public prosecutor's office also investigated him for purchasing and possessing child pornographic content.

dpa/krott