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He is also admitted to an institution for mentally abnormal lawbreakers because psychiatrist Adelheid Kastner had diagnosed him with psychopathy.
His co-defendant, his 22-year-old girlfriend, was sentenced to three months in prison for disturbing the peace of the dead, but was acquitted of the charge of contributing to the murder. In addition, the 24-year-old was found guilty of disturbing the peace of those killed by the crime. The sentences were not final at the moment. The 22-year-old, who had been in detention since April 2019, was released immediately after the verdict was announced.
On the night of April 10, 2019, the couple threw a heavy drinking party with a 29-year-old Pakistani, the later victim, and another woman at the 24-year-old’s apartment. The two men are likely to have committed attacks on women. When the 22-year-old told her boyfriend about the assault, the 24-year-old is supposed to first strangle the victim with a belt until he is unconscious, then cut off his right hand with a kitchen knife, because he touched his girlfriend with him, and finally his. You cut your throat.
The second defendant, an Italian of Indian origin, had accused the prosecutor of having contributed to the crime by cheering up her boyfriend, pulling out the kitchen knife and filming the crime on her cell phone. Both are said to have subsequently killed the 29-year-old’s body. The cell phone video was shown to the jury during the trial, but behind closed doors.
The defendant pleaded guilty
The Indian pleaded guilty at the beginning of the trial. He was angry about the sexual assault. At first he did not want to kill the 29-year-old, but then he did, it was rumored. He then also asked the second defendant to find the knife and film the crime on the cell phone. “I wanted him to do something to make him feel better, so he could get revenge,” said the Indian.
The psychiatrist Adelheid Kastner testified that the person responsible was the 24-year-old. There is no evidence of a major disorder or profound disorder of consciousness. “She knew what she was doing and was able to control her behavior,” says Kastner. He took her actions that night with playful ease, calm, thoughtful, and orderly. However, the psychiatrist diagnosed the 24-year-old with psychopathy. Therefore, it is very likely that it will become dangerous again in the future. Therefore, there is no alternative to instruction, Kastner said.
The second defendant, however, had not pleaded guilty. She didn’t think her boyfriend would kill the 29-year-old if he told him about the sexual assault. “Otherwise, I wouldn’t have said anything,” he said. He kept asking the 24-year-old to stop. She was very afraid of her boyfriend, so she did everything he asked. According to Kastner, the 22-year-old was also sane. However, actions with serious consequences are not expected from it in the future. “Now he has taken a maximum distance from the actions of the first defendant,” Kastner explained.
The 24-year-old was also charged with rape. However, the judge ruled that this charge should be withdrawn from trial and dealt with separately. The victim lives in Britain and is currently unable to travel to testify due to the corona pandemic.
