Institutional racism in the German police got NSU things done

Sometimes the raw efficiency of the German police is frightening. Frightening in the sense of is it just plain stupidity, intent, or the combination of both?

During the "investigations" of the National Socialist Underground murders between 2000 and 2007 throughout Germany a profiler of the LKA Baden-Wurttemberg made a blatant analyses when he stated:

"Against the background that the killing of people in our cultural area is covered with a high taboo, it can be deduced that the perpetrator is located with regard to his behavior system far outside the local normative and value system. [...] Also, the rigid code of conduct that characterizes the group is more in favor of grouping in Eastern and Southern Europe (not European Western background)."

"Vor dem Hintergrund, dass die Tötung von Menschen in unserem Kulturraum mit einem hohen Tabu belegt ist, ist abzuleiten, dass der Täter hinsichtlich seines Verhaltenssystems weit außerhalb des hiesigen Normen- und Wertesystems verortet ist. […] Auch spricht der die Gruppe prägende rigide Ehrenkodex eher für eine Gruppierung im ost- bzw. südeuropäischen Raum (nicht europäisch westlicher Hintergrund)".

From the German language 'die Schneeflocke' lawyer blog.

The blog title runs "Missed oppertunity", implying that German authorities missed and failed to properly investigate the Neonazi killings. Unfortunately, the author(s) of the blog missed the opportunity to debunk the whole myth of any serious intent to get to the bottom of those heinous crimes and the fact that obfuscation was the official order from day one. And that order came from the very top.