Public prosecutor's office - Murder trial against 30-year-old begins in Oldenburg
A murder trial against a 30-year-old man for allegedly killing his former partner will begin on Tuesday (9.00 a.m.) at Oldenburg District Court. The defendant is accused of killing the woman with a knife, as the court announced in advance. The crime took place in Vechta in June. The "Oldenburgische Volkszeitung" newspaper writes that forensic experts found 98 stab wounds on the woman. A spokesperson for the regional court did not comment on this.
The public prosecutor's office is accusing the German of murder with malice aforethought and base motives. The accused is in custody. Trial dates have been set until the end of January.
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- The murder trial against the 30-year-old man is taking place at the Oldenburg Regional Court, which is located in Lower Saxony, Germany.
- The alleged crime occurred in the city of Vechta, also in Lower Saxony.
- The public prosecutor's office in Lower Saxony is leading the murder trial, accusing the defendant of committing the crime with malice aforethought and base motives.
- The woman who was killed in the incident was a resident of Vechta.
- The criminality surrounding the case has raised concerns in the local community, leading to increased scrutiny by law enforcement agencies and the public prosecutor's office.
Source: www.stern.de
