January 4 Germans warned about tainted eggs


The Bundespolizei in Koblenz today released Gunter Hirsch, 52, the unemployed graphic designer at the centre of the recent egg contamination scandal. Speaking through his Lawyer Hirsch claimed that although the authorities had investigated the claims and restrictions on the sale of eggs had now been lifted there were still dangers to what he calls the 'good nature' of those who ate them. He also confirmed that a magazine deal had been agreed and more revelations will be in this weekends Bunte.

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