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German Courts Hand Down Sentences in Two Fatal Assault Cases

One ruling imposes a final nine-and-a-half-year youth term with €10,000 for the bereaved, the other a two-year sentence on probation.

Overview

  • The Landgericht Kaiserslautern sentenced a 19-year-old to nine years and six months in youth detention for manslaughter, insult and threats.
  • Judges found he entered the property in Unkenbach despite a court ban, then kicked, beat and stabbed the 55-year-old mother of his ex-partner, who died at the scene.
  • The Kaiserslautern judgment is final and includes a €10,000 bereavement payment to the victim’s daughter as a co-claimant.
  • In Berlin, the Landgericht convicted a 64-year-old of bodily injury causing death and imposed a two-year prison term suspended on probation.
  • According to the case record, he pushed his 91-year-old mother in her Lichtenberg apartment in March, causing a pelvic fracture; she died about two weeks later after surgery.