US EditionHanna Wörndl murder case: BGH judgment abrogated
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In a circumstantial trial for the murder of Hanna, the Traunstein District Court sentenced a now 23-year-old for murder a year ago. However, the case has to be renegotiated. The reason for this is secret collusion between the judge and the prosecutor's office.
Turn around in the Ice Cellar murder case for the student Hanna (†23). The BGH has lifted the murder sentence against Azubi Sebastian T.. Will he be released now?
The Hanna Wörndl murder case has to be renegotiated, and the Federal Court of Justice has lifted the sentence against a 23-year-old.
In October 2022, the then 23-year-old Hanna Wörndl was beaten unconsciously by a disco visit to Aschau and thrown into a stream. In March 2024, a young man was sentenced to nine years in prison for murder. The Federal Court of Justice has now abrogated the sentence. The reason: a rejected motion for partiality.
In March 2024, the Landgericht Traunstein had sentenced Sebastian T., who was 22 years old at the time, to nine years in prison for murder. Now, the Bundesgerichtshof has decided that it is necessary to renegotiate.
Karlsruhe/Traunstein - In a long circumstantial trial about the murder of the student Hanna, the regional court Traunstein came to a clear verdict a year ago: murder. But the case has to be renegotiated.
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