Murder process in the Uelzen train station: 19-year-old for the death of a father in court

The process of a fatal staircase at the Uelzen train station began on Friday, in which a 55-year-old father died. The 19-year-old defendant, a former asylum seeker from Morocco, is under indictment for murder of greed in the fact unit with robbery with a sequence of death. The public prosecutor's office in Lüneburg considers the accused unable to guilt, but because of a mental illness as dangerous.

The tragic event occurred on July 14, 2024 when the accused kicked the victim with force against the chest, which led to a fall down the stairs. The 55-year-old suffered massive head injuries and died at the scene of the crime, such as Welt reported. The defendant had taken the victim's cell phone after the incident. According to information from the police, the victim was accidentally the goal of this act.

process details and witnesses

A total of four witnesses are invited to the first negotiation date. The process could extend over eight trial days. A psychiatric expert will also testify. According to the investigation, an expert found indications of an illness of the accused, who is said to have regularly consumed THC-containing narcotics. These circumstances could have had an impact on his illness, but not directly responsible for the crime.

The start of the process and the results of the investigation have triggered a great public interest, which is also due to the brutal way of the act, such as ndr reported.