Murder Saman, Cassation: "It Was Not an Act of Impetuous but Premeditated, She Wanted Different Life"
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Anomalous phone calls, private messages, movements and escape abroad: the Supreme Court reconstructs the sequence that led to the murder: no gesture of impetus, but premeditation Saman was eighteen years old, but in the family that was supposed to protect her could not decide her own life. He wanted to escape the control of relatives, leave the house of Novellara and follow a model of existence [...]
"Not impetuous murder but premeditated. No religious cultural justification"
The murder of Saman Abbas was not a sudden gesture, but the execution of a plan matured within the family to punish the girl, determined to escape the rules imposed by relatives and to build a different life. It is what emerges from the motivations with which the Cassation has made definitive the condemnations for the death of the eighteen-year-old... Read More "Homicide Saman," the Cassation: "It was not an act of impetence, but a premeditated …
Reggio Emilia, 6 November 2026 'A premeditated decision to sanction the dishonor brought by the girl, who intended to live according to social canons other than those of origin. In short, for the judges of the First Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court the murder of Saman 'is not to be considered an act of impetence, or at least extemporaneous. It is what the supreme judges write in the grounds of the sentence (reported by Adnkronos) that made …
(Adnkronos) - "The murder of Saman is not to be considered an act of impetuation, or in any case extemporaneous, but a premeditated decision to sanction the dishonor caused by the girl, who intended to live according to social canons other than those of origin. It is what the judges of the First Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court write in the [...]
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