Bochum. That prisoners like Gladbeck hostage gangsters Roesner want to get married in prison is at Bochum prison "Krmmede" rare. Still less is there before a church wedding.
Is more than twice a year, in the Bochum prison to marry behind bars, said prison director Uwe Nelle Cornelsen WAZ. Sensation was caused by the issue because of Gladbeck hostage gangsters wants to marry a 40 year old widow in prison.

Roesner was after a long time in custody in Bochum moved in early September to prison Rheinbach / Bonn. Not entirely voluntary: Over time, he had procured a lot of privileges that his job "extravagantly decorated, feature lavish devices", including with three closets, tells Nelle Cornelsen. relationship with the prison staff have been through the years of togetherness not had the mounted distance. "He had the privilege developed," said Nelle Cornelsen lace wedding dress. "He was a recognized force in the print shop foreman quasi-state had
Marriage behind bars is modest affair

But just as the man had settled gradually behind bars, a transfer was due: "It was time to make a cut and restored him to the (pressure-sensitive) normality to lead." The new address Rheinbach was own wish. A return to Bochum was not planned
A marriage behind bars was a modest affair. They usually find in the "visiting area" instead, unadorned, the immediate family. Full Attracted will the marriage by the registrar. Then the man goes back to the cell and the bride home. Mostly it was a couple who knew each other even before the partners went to prison. Recently maternity wedding dress, when a church wedding in the took place, that was an exception.
What motivates women to marry a notorious prisoner? - Since there are a variety of motives: Some women are "effective press" of murderers particularly fascinated, others love the ambivalence of having someone, but not too close. Detlef fig, spokesman for the North Rhine-Westphalian Ministry of Justice: "Some men are brutally. And what woman gets only four love letters a week. Prisoners write a lot.