Will the fourth day of negotiations in the murder trial against a 23-year-old from Obernberg am Inn, who started on November 14, 2024, bring a decision today? At the last negotiation on April 29, applications for evidence were still made. A judgment seems quite realistic for today. The negotiation in the jury courtyard is scheduled until 7 p.m. It is undisputed that the 23-year-old, several times convicted Innviertler, killed his father with several knife stings. The accused argues with self -defense. Click here for a detailed court report on the first day.
Here is a compact summary of the case and the previous negotiations:
The act: With nine knife stings in the shoulder, stomach and back, the 23-year-old killed his father under the influence of medication and drugs on the night of January 19, 2024. The crime occurred in a family home in Obernberg. The fact was preceded by a long argument between father and son, who apparently escalated that night. First, the 23-year-old is said to have slapped two slaps, then the 59-year-old, who had a 2.5 per thousand alcohol in his blood, should have brought a long weapon and handed over two shots. One from the first floor towards the ground floor, the second into the living room.
Defense: The 23-year-old stated in the evidence that he was still on the couch a few moments in front of the shots that his father had handed over. “His head would have exploded like a melon,” said defender Andreas Mauhart. His client has defended himself and tried to snatch the gun to his father. In the course of the Rangelei, the knife stings were the only way to avoid a violent crime, the defender argued. “I thought I had to die,” said the accused on November 14, 2024 on the first day of the trial.
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