Daniela Klette, once Germany’s most-wanted woman, has been sentenced to 13 years in prison for her involvement in eight armed robberies that netted €2.7 million. The 67-year-old was found guilty by a court in Lower Saxony for crimes committed between 1999 and 2016. Klette lived in Berlin for 34 years under the alias Claudia, evading authorities until her arrest in February 2024, which followed a journalist's use of AI face recognition technology to identify her from social media. Klette is believed to have been associated with the Red Army Faction (RAF), a notorious leftist terrorist group known for violent acts in the 1970s. Following her arrest, police discovered a cache of weapons, wigs, and a significant amount of cash in her home. Klette expressed remorse for the psychological impact of her crimes on victims but maintained that her trial was politically motivated. She is expected to appeal the verdict, asserting her absence during the robberies.