This is an article that appeared in the March 23, 1999 edition of the Chemnitz
World, and was written by World reporter Hugh Fillmore. 

Ghost Hunters Attacked.

The owner of an apartment in the Nietzschestrasse has been charged for
the third time with attacking ghost hunters. Rahne Woolf, a British
refugee who has lived in the apartment for three months, attacked the
American ghost hunter John Giddings when he refused to leave the building
on Tuesday. Giddings suffered cuts to the head and hands, and claims that
Woolf destroyed several thousand DM worth of video recording
equipment. Woolf has been charged with attacking Alasdair Kerr
and his German counterpart Walter Scheiss on two other occasions, but had not
been jailed for either attack. 

The apartment occupied by Ms. Woolf attained some notoriety last year when the
previous tenant, Dr. Hermann Mannesman, claimed to have been driven
from it by a ghost. Dr. Mannesman released tapes of the phenomena to
South German Television, in which a transparent half-clothed teenaged
girl was seen wandering through his apartment, muttering in German,
English, Yiddish and Russian. Both  Woolf and her companion, Danielle
Lonestar, deny that any hauntings have occurred, and they request that
those who believe in the supernatural respect their privacy.