“Black Week” – These two criminal cases are shaking Austria!

Not only the shocking confession of one of the suspected nursery perpetrators, but also the statements in the police interrogation after the triple murder in a Viennese erotic club cause shock. Afghan asylum seeker Ebadullah A. enters an Asia studio in the evening after a visit to a mosque. With one goal: to kill. “Prostitutes are under the guise of Satan. I read in the Quran that I had to do jihad!”

Bought a knife in the supermarket
Moreover, voices ordered him to do the horror. As “Today” reports, before the bloodlust, he bought three knives with blades of different lengths in a supermarket. In the erotic club, the 27-year-old immediately stabbed two women who worked there and the owner – all Chinese – again and again. Forensic medicine counted a total of almost 100 stitches!

Sometimes with such enormous force that the heads of two victims were almost chopped off. Only one woman survives because she locks herself in a room. The death cries of her colleagues will haunt her for the rest of her life.

For the lawyer, the suspected triple murderer is ‘a broken soul, a pathetically sick person’. The blade she wielded through magic and sorcery. “He lives in a mythical world.”

A psychological report commissioned by a specialized expert will now clarify whether the Public Prosecution Service also sees this with regard to the suspect, who is now in custody at the Vienna Regional Court.

Common sense determines the length of the prison sentence
The expertise will also decide on the duration of detention. If the Afghan is considered mentally incompetent at the time of the crime, he could de facto be sent to an institution for mentally abnormal lawbreakers without a murder charge. And then a jury decides – just like with the Amstettner horror father Josef Fritzl – whether he is exempt from the implementation of the measures.

If the Afghan asylum seeker, who has been with us since November 2022, did not commit the triple murder while mentally disturbed, he risked life imprisonment. Ebadullah A.’s lawyer also wants to wait for further toxicological research on his client. According to the lawyer, murder under the influence of liquid ecstasy would also be possible. The so-called GBH can provoke enormous attacks of aggression…

What starts with a run-of-the-mill teen romance and a seemingly innocent kiss early last year ends in a nightmare and the shattered life of a 12-year-old. Abused by her first boyfriend in a dark, dirty parking garage near Vienna’s main train station, the student embarks on a six-month ordeal that culminates in cell phone videos of gang rape.

Shocking image of women in a parallel society
The suspects, including children between the ages of 13 and 18, belong to a multicultural gang. With previous convictions for violent crimes, burglaries and thefts, they apparently grew up with a disturbing Stone Age image of women in a parallel Muslim society. Because for a self-proclaimed 16-year-old Bulgarian (also Muslim), abuse between three people in an apartment is ‘consensual sex’. He “would not have held Anna-Sofia”. And was surprised when she reported rape to him weeks later. His lawyer, Manfred Arbacher-Stöger: “Yes, my client had sex with the girl. But he says it was consensual. And she pretended to be a 14-year-old, not a 12-year-old.”

The case is also shocking for the investigators: the 12-year-old is passed around among her tormentors like a trophy. Blackmailed by the offending films and under constant pressure, Anna-Sofia remained silent for months. The cell phone videos will make your stomach turn. A maximum of eight perpetrators can be seen on it. The abuse continues even though Anna-Sofia shouts “Stop!”

Mother of girls ‘investigates’ the perpetrators
Only after months of fear and shame does the girl finally confide in her mother. They ‘investigate’ themselves, look for the suspected perpetrators of abuse on the internet – and find the child gang laughing on football club sites or in ‘cool’ videos on social media platforms such as Instagram or TikTok.

With a photo folder of the suspects, the mother of several children eventually goes to the Vienna State Criminal Investigation Department, South Division, and files a report. Then it happens quickly. Investigators conducted a judicial search of more than ten apartments and seized at least four mobile phones. However, none of the seventeen suspected rapists are behind bars. The Public Prosecution Service apparently sees insufficient grounds for arrest. Now the judiciary must decide how to proceed and possible charges. Because the suspects (all presumed innocent) fall under juvenile justice, they only risk half the maximum sentence for adults.