Cold -blooded murder case in Vienna: more convicted unpacks in court!

Cold -blooded murder case in Vienna: more convicted unpacks in court!

Floridsdorf, Österreich - A predefined Slovak was sentenced to life imprisonment on September 4, 2024 for the murder of a 91-year-old in Floridsdorf. According to the 5min report, which serves as the main source, the accused confessed that he had killed and raped the woman. In addition, he was instructed in a forensic-therapeutic center. The psychiatric expert described him as "simply structured person" who exercises violence to get what he needs.

The Slovak, who had already been involved in a murder during his youth, had committed a homicide at the age of 20 and spent a total of 29 years in prison. After his release from prison in 2008, he came to Austria, where he was sentenced to 13 years in prison for raids. Most recently, he was only four months after his release in Vienna when he was looking for female victims in allotment locations.

murder of the 91-year-old

The murder of the 91-year-old happened after the defendant had observed an older neighbor and decided to break into the woman's garden shed. While the woman slept, he broke in with a pipe tongs and by lighting the door. When the 91-year-old woke up and began to scream, she suffocated painfully after being abuse. The perpetrator took 150 euros and two rings of the killed, which ultimately led to his identification through fingerprints and DNA traces. The Slovak was arrested in Slovakia on September 21 and delivered to Austria in October.

Another court ruling that is discussed in the press concerns an 18-year-old man who was sentenced to twelve years in prison and a briefing in a forensic-therapeutic center after committing several murders. The "Die Presse" reports that the accused K. confessed to the actions that showed a pattern of violence against homeless people. His youngest murder happened on July 12, 2023 when he killed a 56-year-old homeless with eight stitches. This happens reinforced the debate about existing violent crimes in society.

social effects

The statistical recording of crime shows that crimes against life, such as murder and homicide, only make up 0.1 % of the overall registered cases. Nevertheless, the emergence and the increase in crimes that affect people affect people remains a worrying topic. In 2024, police crime statistics recorded a decline in crime by 1.7 % to around 5.84 million cases, but the number of unreported cases remains high.

It is particularly noticeable that the number of victims of sex crimes was approximately 42,800, with a possible increase in a higher display. In combination with the brutal deeds of both the Slovak and the 18-year-old K., it becomes clear that the dangers for vulnerable population groups are also present in a reduced crime rate.

Der Fall des Slowaken und die Taten von K. werfen Fragen zur Kriminalitätsentwicklung auf und erfordern eine verstärkte Diskussion über Präventionsansätze und den Umgang mit gefährlichen Tätern in unserer Gesellschaft.

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