In February 2022, a man and a woman in the German state of Lower Saksen had a forbidden car race. Two children died. The Federal Court of Justice has now confirmed the judgments for the two speeders, who have led behind bars in many years, especially for women.
Three years after the illegal car race with two dead children in Barsinghausen in the Hanover area, the judgment against the two defendants is legally binding. The Federal Court of Justice (BGH) confirmed it, as it announced in Karlsruhe on Thursday. The Hanover regional court had already sentenced the woman (42) to life imprisonment in July 2024 and imposed a four -year prison sentence against the man (42). However, the two went into revision.
Car racing with 180 speed
The BGH now saw it as proven that the two had a race with their highly motorized cars in February 2022. According to the court, the two, they are next to each other at a maximum of 180 kilometers per hour. Tempo 70 was allowed. In a bend the woman lost control of her car, there was a collision with oncoming cars. The car of a family was thrown on a field, the beaten two and six -year -old boys died in the back seat. Several people were injured.
According to the court, the two might have considered killing other people and accepting it approvingly. The murder characteristics of the insidies, the common resources and the low motives were met.
Source: Krone
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