Life Sentence Sought in Traunstein for Deadly Migrant Smuggling Incident
The driver is accused of causing the death of seven migrants in a crash while fleeing police, facing charges of multiple murders.
- The Traunstein court is hearing a case involving a smuggler charged with seven counts of murder and 15 counts of attempted murder after a deadly crash.
- The accused allegedly attempted to evade police control, leading to a crash that killed seven migrants, including a child.
- The prosecution argues for life imprisonment, citing the severity of the crime and the deliberate nature of the driver's actions.
- Defense acknowledges the gravity of the incident but suggests it was a tragic accident rather than intentional murder.
- The court is expected to deliver its verdict on November 5, with the accused expressing deep regret over the incident.


















































