Editing Aurel Guggenheim (section)

== Trial and execution ==

During interrogation, Guggenheim gave detailed information about A-Series systems, production failures, the shutdown of the Căciulați complex and California 2040. He was evasive when questioned about Rheintor, Porno Bucharest and his treatment of clones. A search of his Ghermănești villa recovered Snubable technical files, California plans, A-Series production records, older Rheintor material and Glöbberist correspondence. Investigators also recovered recordings and payment records that matched material found in Porno Bucharest archives.

The seized files contained Guggenheim's notes concerning his plan to kill Snagov. Because he had not begun carrying out the killing, prosecutors did not treat it as attempted murder. Other records showed that he had deliberately mutilated manufactured clones outside medical or production procedures. These acts were not charged as separate assaults because the tribunal did not recognize Snubable-manufactured clones as legal persons.

Proceedings against Guggenheim took place at the [[Bucharest Tribunal]] on 15 September 2025. The tribunal convicted him of multiple counts of rape, sexual abuse of minors, crimes against humanity and participation in an organized criminal group. The crimes against humanity conviction concerned his participation in the Rheintor system of captive human experimentation. The sexual convictions were based on recordings and records involving trafficked minors, while the organized-crime conviction covered his senior work for Snubable under Bucharest Butchers control.

Guggenheim was sentenced to death on 15 September. He was executed by firing squad at the tribunal detention compound in [[Băneasa]], Bucharest, on 17 September 2025. The Aurel Guggenheim Foundation for Biomedical Research was dissolved later that year after its Glöbberist-linked financing was examined. Remaining legitimate assets were separated from the affected funds and transferred under supervision.