Shock in Floridsdorf: Slovak brutally suffocates in the garden!

Shock in Floridsdorf: Slovak brutally suffocates in the garden!

On Thursday, a negotiation on the murder of a 91-year-old woman in Floridsdorf takes place at the Vienna Regional Court. The 52-year-old defendant, a massively criminal Slovak, is on trial because of the attack on the elderly woman in her garden shed. The terrible act occurred in the night of September 4, 2024. According to the report by OE24, the indictment due to the cruel circumstances led to their death is particularly serious.

The investigation showed that the accused attacked the woman with a combination and punch strikes before blocking her respiratory tract by putting on her and her mouth and nose. Then he pressed a pillow on her face, which led to the agony of the old lady. A forensic medical report confirmed the cruel details of the incident. Particular attention also attracts the fact that the accused tried to disturb the rest of the dead because he believed that the woman was dead and accepted sexual actions on her.

criminal record and psychiatric report

The accused has a long list of criminal records, including the killing of a man in Slovakia. After this act, the victim's body was disposed of in a fountain, for which he has served a twelve -year prison sentence. In this case, the Vienna public prosecutor is now calling for the accused to be accommodated in a forensic-therapeutic center. A psychiatric report has shown that the man was accountable at the time of the crime, but has serious mental disorders.

The case arouses concerns about dealing with mentally ill perpetrators in society. Statistics show that mental illnesses in Germany affect more than every fourth adult and often lead to serious social and professional restrictions. The DGPPN report indicates the need for psychiatric care, especially if there are acute self-or external risk.

similar murder cases in Vienna

In another tragic incident in Vienna, two construction workers were found dead in a hotel on Althanstrasse in July, which means that parallels can be drawn to the current case. A 33-year-old Czech construction worker is accused of murdering his two colleagues. He said that he believed that the men wanted to do something to him. His mental state, characterized by new delusions, led to a confession over a fight, although here too the circumstances of the death of the 29-year-old who suffocated on his own blood are worrying.

In both cases, the brutal reality of violent crimes, which may be triggered by mental disorders. It is to be hoped that such acts can be prevented in the future by adequate psychiatric treatment and surveillance.