Knife attack in Eisenberg: 21-year-old on the mend!

A violent crime occurred in Eisenberg just over a week ago in which a 48-year-old attacked two men. A 21-year-old man was seriously injured in the upper body and had to be treated in hospital. According to the public prosecutor's office in Kaiserslautern, the 21-year-old is now "on the road to recovery." The 21-year-old is said not to have known the perpetrator, and there is no evidence that an incident took place in the pub that could have triggered the perpetrator's anger. The authorities classify him as mentally ill The Rhine Palatinate reported.

At the same time as this incident, the public prosecutor's office filed charges against a 20-year-old defendant. She is suspected of fatally injuring a 64-year-old. The incident occurred at the end of June near the main train station in Kaiserslautern and followed the man sexually harassing the woman. The initial investigation initially pointed to manslaughter, but this was changed after video recordings were evaluated. It was determined that this was not a targeted killing. A verbal argument ensued, whereupon the accused pulled out a folding knife and stabbed the man. During the argument, the man grabbed her hand and stabbed him, fatally injuring his heart. The woman explained that she did not specifically stab the heart, which was accepted by the prosecution Welt.de reported.