Anesthesiologist Faces Murder Charges After Child's Death in Dental Clinic

The prosecution seeks a life sentence for the doctor accused of administering contaminated anesthetic leading to a child's fatal sepsis.

The anesthesiologist is accused of injecting contaminated anesthetic into four children, resulting in the death of a four-year-old girl in a Kronberg dental practice.
The prosecution argues the doctor committed murder by omission and attempted murder of three other children by not seeking timely medical intervention.
The doctor allegedly ignored severe hygiene failures and advised against hospitalizing critically ill children to conceal his actions.
The accused is already convicted of negligent homicide from a previous case and has agreed to compensate the deceased child's family.
A verdict in the current trial is expected next Friday, with the prosecution also seeking a lifetime professional ban for the doctor.