Four men have been sentenced before the district court of Ulm because of the rape of a 14-Year-old in the Halloween night 2019 to imprisonment without the possibility of parole. The court found it proven that the men of property the youth in a Refugee in Iller Kirchberg in Alb-Donau-Kreis, in part several times had raped, it said in the notice.
Two 17-Year-old received a youth sentence of two years and three months. One of the men in the rape and dangerous bodily injury, the other was acquitted of rape in three cases, guilty.
A 28-Year-old was sentenced for rape to imprisonment for a term of two years and two months, to years of a 26-Year-old, two years and two months in prison for his complicity in the rape, grievous bodily harm and unlawful dispensing of narcotics to a minor.
AfD had manipulated the process of temporarily
The men had made the young woman, according to the indictment with narcotics initially defenseless, and then you passed. Previously, they had persuaded the drunk teenagers, to go with them to the refugee accommodation in Iller Kirchberg to. The student had later told her parents and the police of the crime in the night and the day after that.
The defendants between the ages of 17 and 26 years, had to weigh most of the time, the process speed. They had entered an appearance towards the end of the procedure to the actions part, has been taken into account by the criminal court of tempering, the presiding judge.
“Doubt,” there are more
The process, which was largely negotiated, to the exclusion of the Public, was characterized, therefore, by the tough questioning of the victim. “There were doubts, and doubts are still present,” said the judge at the sentencing. The sentences against the four men are “nearly at the bottom” of the sentence.
The process was originally started against five accused. The case against a 15-year-old Iranians had been set according to the communication on a victim-offender mediation. This means that the 15-Year-old and the victim should talk under professional supervision.
