US EditionPerpetrators Must Be Detained for 17 and 14 Years After Attempted Femicide
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Two accused of attempted murder were found guilty in Neuchâtel on Tuesday.
In October 2022, a woman was burned alive in Areuse in the canton of Neuchâtel. Her ex-compagnon, accused of having commissioned this murder attempt, denies. He risks more than 17 years in prison. The verdict will be handed down on Tuesday at 11 a.m.The Nuchâtel Public Prosecutor's Office demanded on Monday 16 and a half and 14 years in prison for attempting to assassinate a woman who has been burned alive.The sponsor continued to deny his respo…
The Neuchâtel Public Prosecutor's Office on Monday requested 16 and a half years' imprisonment and 14 years' imprisonment for attempted murder of a woman who had been burned alive. The prosecutor explained that this femicide attempt was one of the "most heinous crimes in the canton in recent years".
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