Bellach murder trial: prosecution demands life sentence and therapy

In the Bellach murder case, the prosecution has demanded a life sentence and residential therapy for the defendant. The man is alleged to have strangled and run over a girl.

Bellach murder trial: prosecution demands life sentence and therapy

In the trial over the death of a teenager in Bettlach in the canton of Solothurn, the prosecution has demanded the maximum penalty. The prosecution requested a life sentence and residential therapy for the defendant.

The man is on trial for murder. He is accused of initially strangling the young victim and subsequently running her over with a vehicle. The act allegedly occurred out of pure interest in killing, according to court documents.

The defence has in part requested acquittal. The defendant was allegedly psychologically impaired. The prosecution also acknowledges that the man may have reached his limits.

Source: TeleZüri

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