Trier public prosecutor's office - Fatal window fall after family dispute: son charged
He allegedly threw his father out of a window during an argument in Trier and killed him: The public prosecutor's office in Trier has brought manslaughter charges against a 27-year-old man, the authorities announced on Tuesday. The 67-year-old father fell from a height of more than seven meters onto a sidewalk on 30 August 2023. He died on October 10 as a result of his serious injuries.
The crime is said to have been triggered by a family dispute. According to the public prosecutor's office, the 27-year-old initially attacked his father in his home with a pair of scissors and seriously injured him. The 67-year-old was only able to move to a limited extent after suffering several strokes. In a subsequent scuffle, the son then pushed his father out of an open window on the second floor of the apartment building. The 67-year-old was treated in an intensive care unit for several weeks after the fall before he died.
The accused had been under the influence of drugs at the time, it was said. The son was arrested shortly after the crime and has been in custody ever since. A date for the trial has not yet been set; the Trier Regional Court must first decide whether to admit the charges.
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The incident occurred in the city of Trier, which is located in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. The public prosecutor's office in Trier is handling the criminal case related to the fatal window fall. The family dispute led to a series of aggressive actions, including the son allegedly attacking his father with a pair of scissors and pushing him out of a second-floor window, resulting in severe injuries and eventually his death. The lintel above the window served as a barrier before the man fell.
Source: www.stern.de
