Court of law - Six months of the Brokstedt trial in Itzehoe
The murder trial surrounding the knife attack on a regional train in Brokstedt, which left two dead and four injured, has already lasted six months and is set to continue until at least April 2024. According to the Itzehoe district court, more than 60 witnesses and experts were heard over more than 20 trial days. It is not yet known how many there will be in the end.
The public prosecutor's office accuses Ibrahim A. of attacking passengers with a knife on a regional train from Kiel to Hamburg near Brokstedt on January 25, 2023. Two young people died, a 17-year-old woman and her boyfriend, who was two years older. Four other people - two women and two men - suffered serious injuries. According to the prosecution, the accused acted out of frustration over an unsuccessful appointment with the authorities in Kiel. The public prosecutor's office accuses the man of murder.
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- This high-profile murder trial, stemming from a knife attack on a regional train in Brokstedt, has been under investigation by the public prosecutor's office in Schleswig-Holstein for several months.
- The Brokstedt trial, which has been ongoing at the Itzehoe regional court since last year, involves a criminality case where a man is accused of attacking passengers with a knife, leading to two fatalities and four injuries.
- Despite the public prosecutor's office having heard over 60 witnesses and experts during the six-month-long trial at the Itzehoe regional court, the number of processes involved in the Brokstedt knife attack case is yet to be finalized.
- The knife attack on a regional train near Brokstedt in January 2023, which resulted in the murder trial now taking place at the Itzehoe regional court, has brought numerous challenges and complexities to the process, involving the Schleswig-Holstein public prosecutor's office.
Source: www.stern.de