Rosemarie Nitribitt

According to people who knew her at the time, Nitribitt tried hard to disguise her humble origins in order to be able to keep up conversation in polite society and to attract more sophisticated customers.Accordingly, she became very wealthy quite quickly, a fact which she demonstrated by buying a black Mercedes-Benz 190SL (a roadster which was to be colloquially referred to as the Nitribitt-Mercedes) with red leather upholstery in 1956; she would drive around Frankfurt in the car to solicit customers.A few days after the murder he was able to settle high debts and bought an expensive car, but could not explain the origins of the money; he provided contradictory information during questioning.Pohlmann's lawyer had argued that the police had failed, on examining Nitribitt's apartment, to measure the precise temperature there, a fact which he claimed would have been essential in determining the exact time of her death.In 1958, before his imprisonment, Pohlmann published several articles in Quick magazine instead, giving an explanation about the last days with Rosemarie Nitribitt from his point of view.The film stars Nadja Tiller (in the title role), Peter van Eyck, Gert Fröbe, and Mario Adorf.
Crime scene in Frankfurt, Stiftstraße 36 (2010)
Rosemarie Nitribitt's grave, Nordfriedhof, Düsseldorf. Note the wrongly assumed date of death 1 Nov 1957
Old police headquarters, Frankfurt am Main . Here the Frankfurt police worked on the Nitribitt murder case . Wall inscription – "Free"
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