Attempted murder in the park: Santa Claus in court - shocking revelations!

Attempted murder in the park: Santa Claus in court - shocking revelations!

A brutal incident shocked Vienna: A 60-year-old man, known as “Santa Claus” under his fellow inmates, is on trial for attempted murder. According to krone.at he stabbed a 29-year-old man in Sigmund-Freud-Park. The incident occurred on July 29 of the previous year when the two men got involved in a dispute, which ultimately led to several knife stings. The accused, a master tiler, claimed that he acted in self -defense to protect a friend from Africa. However, the testimony and its explanation are characterized by considerable contradictions. In the court hearing, he stated that he "reacted incorrectly" and did not intend to kill the victim.

Another excess of violence in custody

In another brutal incident in the Hirtenberg prison, a 20-year-old prisoner was guilty of serious injuries to have seriously injured a cell phone. As oe24.at reported the crime at the end of February, after the young man was disturbed by the snoring of the 35-year-old. With a nine -centimeter -long vegetable knife, he stabbed his victim several times and injured it so badly that emergency operation was necessary to save his life. The 20-year-old was sentenced to 15 years in prison and accommodation in an institution for mentally abnormal legal breakers after the court considered his intention to kill, but recognized his dangerousness.

Both incidents show the concern of violence within adhesion and the complexity of the human emotions that come to light in critical moments. While Santa Claus has to fear for his life, the young perpetrator faces the consequences of his impulsive action. The judgments in both cases are still pending and throw a bright light on the challenges of the judiciary in Austria.