Dead senior citizens: Life imprisonment demanded
In the murder trial for dead senior citizens in Schwäbisch Hall, the public prosecutor is demanding a life sentence for the accused. He has also requested that a particularly serious degree of guilt be established, said senior public prosecutor Harald Lustig on Friday. He also requested that preventive detention be reserved for the 32-year-old defendant.
In December 2022 and January 2023, the man is alleged to have brutally beaten two elderly women to death in and near Schwäbisch Hall, one of them with a hammer. According to the indictment, the man from Serbia gained access to the homes of the elderly women and suddenly attacked them. The man is also alleged to have threatened and beaten an 83-year-old man from the region at his front door.
The demand for a life sentence in this case highlights the seriousness of the alleged crimes against senior citizens. The processes involved in establishing guilt and determining the appropriate punishment will be crucial in this trial.
Source: www.dpa.com
