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It was Tuesday night in May.

Susanna Maria Feldman.

She went out with her friends.

They were a little bit rowdy.

But generally a good group of kids.

But Susanna didn't come home that night.

Because she had been raped, strangled, and buried in the dead of night.

Her body was dumped into a ditch leading to a railroad track near the refugee camp in her hometown of these buttons.

That's in Germany.

Susanna adored her five-year-old sister, cherished her family.

She was 14.

They found her body two weeks later.

By then, Ali Bashar, the 20-year-old man who had raped and strangled Susanna,

fled Germany.

Along with his parents and five siblings, all using fake names, they went back to their home in Iraq.

Ali Bashar had previously been accused of robbery, assault on a female police officer.

He had also been suspected in the rape of an 11-year-old girl who lived in the same refugee station as he did.

He was a refugee, yes, did I point that out?

He arrived in the country October 2015 as part of the wave of puppy-eyed refugees that flooded Europe.

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