an arrest warrant. here are the details. furcherfled her nursing home in quickborn, just outside of hamburg, in the early hours of thursday by taxi. we think her destination was the underground station at norderstedt. she didn't get much further than that. when police caught up with her, she'd travelled just ten kilometres from her home. here's the court spokesperson again. translation: i couldn't inform you the accused — translation: i couldn't inform you the accused has _ translation: i couldn't inform you the accused has been _ translation: i couldn't inform you the accused has been found. - translation: i couldn't inform you the accused has been found. she . translation: i couldn't inform you | the accused has been found. she will be brought before the court. there, a doctor will check her suitability for detention. this is one of the last ever nazi trials to take place in germany. and this is the prosecution's case. at the age of 18, irmgard furchner worked as a typist in the office of the stutthof camp commander in what was known then as danzig, in today's poland. 65,000 prisoners were killed in the camp, which now stands as a memorial to them. the prosecution says for two years, furchner helped camp leaders in over 11,000 murders. she denies that.