the same wound that had killed Arnstadt almost 36 years earlier, near to Wiesenfeld, and had not been robbed. Plüschke was only revealed to the public as Arnstadt's shooter in 1996, and rumors circulated that he had received death threats. In 1997, Plüschke had appeared in a television interview where he stated it was a "strange feeling to be told that you have killed a human being" and "I have become a victim of the Cold War." Rudi Arnstadt's son Uwe also brought no knowledge, testifying at a hearing that he had no desire for revenge against Plüschke. Police formed a Special Commission to investigate Plüschke's murder, but this was dissolved in the summer due to lack of leads and put on hiatus until any new information was discovered. Sources Osthessen-News.de: article on 40th anniversary of death of Rudi Arnstadt and the subsequent death of Plüschke See also List of unsolved murders References Books Frotscher, K., Liebig, H.: Opfer deutscher Teilung – Beim Grenzschutz getötet Arnstadt, Rudi Arnstadt, Rudi Deaths by firearm in East Germany Arnstadt, Rudi Male murder victims People shot dead by law enforcement officers in Germany Unsolved murders in Germany