US EditionThe 6th Hearing in the Minguzzi Case Has Begun; the Verdict Is Expected to Be Announced.
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In the murder trial of Mattia Ahmet Minguzzi, 14, who died in a knife attack in Kadıköy, two defendants were sentenced to 24 years in prison, while the other two defendants were acquitted.
The court announced its verdict in the case concerning the murder of Mattia Ahmet Minguzzi, a Turkish citizen of Italian descent. Defendants Berkay Budak and Umutcan Baba were sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment and an additional 24 years. Ayberk Doğan and Kerim Özbağ were released. No reduction was applied due to unjust provocation, and the maximum sentence was given. Following the verdict, Mattia's mother, Yasemin Minguzzi, fainted.
The 6th hearing in the Minguzzi case has begun; the verdict is expected to be announced.
The sixth hearing of the trial into the brutal murder of Mattia Ahmet Minguzzi, who was stabbed to death in Kadıköy, has begun. Verdicts are awaited for four defendants. Shortly after the hearing began, the family, led by mother Yasemin Minguzzi, left the courtroom to avoid hearing the defendants' final defenses.
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