Ingolstadt Murder Trial: Prosecution Demands Life Sentences

Prosecutors argue the murder of a doppelgänger was executed with extreme depravity to enable a new life for the accused.

The Ingolstadt court is hearing the case of Schahraban K. and Sheqir K., accused of murdering 23-year-old Khadidja O. with over 50 stab wounds in August 2022.
Prosecutors assert that the murder was premeditated and executed to allow Schahraban K. to escape familial pressures by faking her own death.
The prosecution has presented DNA evidence and witness testimonies to support their claims, emphasizing the heinous nature of the crime.
Both defendants face charges of murder, with the prosecution seeking life sentences and a determination of the particular severity of guilt.
The trial, ongoing since January, is expected to hear defense arguments next week, with the date for the verdict yet to be announced.