“The suspect shows a massive willingness to violence,” said the public prosecutor on the first day of the trial. Due to three throbbing attacks around the Western station in Vienna, the 40-year-old does not have to hold for three years. With regard to the most important accusation point, a fatal thrust, there was a surprising confession – but not by the accused …
It is hardly a week in which there is no violent outside in the Vienna Westbahnhof. The accused (40) in the Landl is responsible for a few last summer. He always beat three victims with fists or even glass bottles. The one would have poured away vodka, another did not want to give him money.
29-year-old died of brain haemorrhage
The acts of violence eventually ended when a bumpy company escalated on August 19: a 29-year-old was canceled after a blow, hit the back of the head and was finally expressed by the young man from a brain haemorrhage in the hospital.
Surprising confession
The fact that the eleven -time -impedent is guilty is refused on the first day of the process in January. The 40-year-old even stated that the deceased victim was a friend of him. “He helped him after this action,” stressed defenders Andreas Schweitzer and Sebastian Judges.
But a lot has happened since the first day. For an employee of an educational institution, a 19-year-old who was involved in the fight in the Vienna Westbahnhof, namely a disturbing confession: “He meant for me that he killed one and his friend took his fault,” says the employee as a witness.
It was the 19-year-old who heavily charged the Somalier with the police and the court of the Start-His information that is now going in a completely different light …
The Schöffensenat also sees it that way. In doubt, the attack with death is a acquittal in doubt. He takes three years in prison for the remaining violent actions. The judgment is not final. It is open whether the public prosecutor will investigate the 19-year-old.
Source: Krone
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