All three convicted for Blackmail Plot of Shumakar’s family

Three people have been convicted of trying to blackmail Michael SchumacherFamily for millions of euros.

A German court put a person in jail for three years, when he threatened to upload 900 photos, 600 videos, as well as a seven-time Formula 1 World Champion’s medical report on the dark web, until Shumakar’s family did not pay the ransom of € 15million.

Another man has been accused of assisting and hatred by the District Court in Wuppartal, West Germany, and has issued a six -month suspended sentence.

A former security guard was also served with a two -year suspended sentence in Shumakar’s house, with no partnership in forced recovery.

The German news agency DPA stated that Judge Birgit Nubert said the former security activist was responsible for the most important part of the crime as Shumacar family due to violation of the trust to protect them.

Family lawyer, Thilo Dam said that he would appeal in the case against the former security guard as he wanted a four -year jail period.

56 -year -old Shumakar has not been seen publicly as he suffered a serious brain injury while skiing in December 2013.

He retired from F1 in 2012 and was shifted from the hospital in September 2014 and since then had a personal care at the family house in Switzerland.

His family has demanded confidentiality and blackmail effort has threatened to highlight the details about his situation.

It is understood that while most of the evidences were seized by German authorities, another hard drive is missing.

Since his skiing accident, Shumacher’s position has been a continuous source of media, which has been overshadowed by the family.

In 2023, Shumakar family successfully won legal action A publisher of a magazine, who published an AI-related interview with a seven-time world champion.

German magazine Die akatuel In April 2023, he launched his image on the cover with the headline: “Michael Schumacar, first interview!”

The AI-made article was found to be misleading and ordered the publisher to pay a compensation of € 200,000.

German publisher, Funke magazines also apologized to Schumacher’s family and The chief editor of the magazine dismissed,