 The alleged scene of the crime, known as the "Judenstein" (or Jews' Stone), became a place of pilgrimage and locus of antisemitism in the Catholic Church.The tale of the Anderl's ritual murder, known as "Der Judenstein" (The Jews' Stone), is largely part of a Tyrolian oral tradition and only a few written versions exist.It was recorded by the Grimm Brothers in "Deutsche Sagen" (1816/1818).