Court hearing - Pleas in trial for fatal traffic accident
After around ten months of hearings, the trial surrounding a fatal traffic accident at a traffic circle is coming to a close today (9.30 a.m.). After 25 days of hearings, the jury chamber of the Frankfurt Regional Court will hear the closing submissions from the public prosecution, defense and joint plaintiffs.
The accused is a 34-year-old driver who drove into a couple who had been kissing on a crosswalk in Kriftel (Main-Taunus district) in August 2015. The woman (41) fell under the car, was dragged 400 meters and ultimately died from her serious injuries. The 34-year-old is charged with manslaughter - however, the court has indicated that he could also be convicted of murder. In a first trial in 2018, he received five and a half years in prison.
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- The public prosecutor's office in Frankfurt on the Main is preparing its final plea in the ongoing trial for the fatal traffic accident, which occurred at a traffic circle and resulted in the death of a woman.
- The Processes leading up to the court hearing in Hesse have been extensive, with the accused facing charges of manslaughter, and potentially murder, for driving into a couple at a crosswalk in Kriftel in 2015.
- The 34-year-old defendant, who was previously sentenced to five and a half years in prison in a 2018 trial, now faces the possibility of a more severe conviction at the Frankfurt Regional Court during the upcoming court hearing for the fatal traffic accident.
- The Frankfurt Regional Court will be responsible for determining the outcome of the trial, as they listen to the closing submissions from the public prosecutor's office, defense, and joint plaintiffs in the case of the fatal traffic accident, which has resulted in widespread criminality and conspiracy theories nearby.
Source: www.stern.de
