Hm ...

As much as I admire this detective work. The whole thing has a very big hook. These discoveries and if they are evidence, should be given by the finders to the police in the appropriate district and made available to no one else. If someone wants to investigate or become an investigator, he should do so.

But nobody should make his research public like here, because this - I think - violates the fundamental right to defend oneself or not to see the criminal activities plus the residential address brought to the public, even if they are against the law.

This work should be left to the professionals and if we want to support the work of the police, we can do so. Why? Because you can never really be sure that not one business damaged or angry person visits this address and exercises a little vigilante justice.

That is not what people fought for. Just such a vigilante justice and denunciation could also hit someone who accidentally or by what means I know gets into the crossfire for strange investigations.

Think of communism.