Gay German Politician Who Filmed Himself Licking Public Potty Seats Now Accused Of Child Sexual Abuse

But the already-shocking story took a radical turn yesterday, after a lawyer and politician for the right-wing AfD party made a lengthy post on X claiming he had evidence that Neumaier had been procuring young boys for sexual abuse.

Rene Dierkes, a Member of the Bavarian State Parliament, stated that he was planning on having criminal charges pressed against Neumaier after obtaining the screenshots — some of which he posted to social media.

In the post, Dierkes describes the chats he had reviewed in graphic detail.

“The chat begins with selfies of Neumaier (FDP). The sender of the other side, an account with an Arabic name in Arabic script, interacts as a trader,” Dierkes wrote. “Neumaier … first says that ‘he' has arrived and that ‘the little one' is ‘nice and tight' and that he will ‘send him back tomorrow.' The Arab replies that he doesn't have the ‘new job' until 2 p.m. the next day. Neumaier could therefore take his time. Neumaier … replied that he would bring the boy back by 10 a.m. at the latest.”

Dierkes continues, writing that “the next day, Neumaier (FDP) says that the night had been ‘awesome' and that “the boy would now go home if he ‘could walk.'” Dierkes says Neumaier noted he had given the child an “extra tip” of 100 Euros.

The child s*x trafficker then reportedly offered Neumaier two 9-year-olds, saying he could “completely destroy” them. According to Dierkes, Neumaier responded, “Two x 9 is 18, so legal? Boring…”

The next reply from the account purported to belong to Neumaier clarifies: “But I would like a 6 year old like that (no negroes!)”

Yesterday afternoon, Neumaier filed a criminal complaint against unknown persons alleging blackmail and claiming that he was being extorted for money.

Dierkes has since deleted his shocking post, noting that a criminal investigation was underway and that Neumaier had complained that his life was was in danger, but the AfD politician seemingly continues to stand by his belief that the chats were genuine. Today, Dierkes said that he had confirmed Neumaier had been at an address discussed in the chats during the day and time exchanged, and that a witness “would confirm this under oath.”