Münster Regional Court - Fatal knife attack before starting work: murder trial
Following a fatal knife attack in Lengerich in the district of Steinfurt, a 50-year-old man will stand trial at Münster District Court from Wednesday (9 a.m.). The accused is said to have ambushed a 56-year-old man in front of his workplace in the early morning of July 3 this year and stabbed him repeatedly. The victim died at the scene.
According to the investigation, the background was possibly a dispute over money. According to the public prosecutor's office, the accused may have been angry that the 56-year-old did not want to repay a loan of 70,000 euros. The charge is murder. The jury court has initially scheduled seven trial days for the trial until January 29, 2024.
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- This fatal knife attack in Lengerich, a city in North Rhine-Westphalia's Steinfurt district, has led to a murder trial at Münster Regional Court, starting its work on Wednesday.
- The accused, a 50-year-old individual, is believed to have instigated a violent altercation involving a knife attack, resulting in the death of a 56-year-old man.
- This criminal act, which occurred before the victim's workday began, has sparked a series of legal proceedings that are set to continue for several days, including processes at Münster's criminal court.
- The circumstances behind this act of aggression appear to be related to a financial dispute, with the accused reportedly being displeased that the 56-year-old had refused to repay a loan worth 70,000 euros.
- The trial, which includes seven allocated court days, will focus on evaluating the evidence gathered during the investigation and determining the guilt or innocence of the accused in the context of this murder trial.
Source: www.stern.de
