Murder plot in Odelzhausen: daughter and lover in court!

Murder plot in Odelzhausen: daughter and lover in court!

In the district court in Munich II, a process is currently being negotiated that moves the mind. A 58-year-old from Odelzhausen, Dachau district, is suspected of commissioning a murder plot against her own husband. The trial started today at 9.30 a.m., and the excitement is already noticeable, because the daughter of the accused and their partner are also involved in this dark case. For the mother, the fortune of her wealthy husband was apparently a crucial incentive, which suspects the public prosecutor, which in this case leads the indictment.

The wife is said to have come into financial difficulties after using 1.2 million euros from a lottery profit. A planned murder seemed to her the only way to get her husband's money. So she felled a plan that staged a suspected contract killer from Bulgaria, which was to be hired for 50,000 euros. The idea was to attack the man in the garden during the star observation, where it was seriously injured.

those involved and their silence

In the courtroom, the accused remains silent, and her daughter and her partners do not comment on charges or the matter. It is unclear how much the different participants actually knew about the murder order. A psychiatric expert reported that the daughter's partner stated that he had driven under pressure to the crime scene. Despite the severe allegations, the victim, the husband, was not completely silent; He is expected to testify too.

The brutal incident that caused a sensation early on was on the husband's terrace. In a surprising attack with an ax, he survived thanks to his fighting spirit, but bears scars on his face that will remind of the terrible experience. The process not only raises questions about individual injustice, but also about financial despair that can bring people to such drastic measures.

crime in Germany in view

The role of the perpetrators, especially with such horrible crimes, should not be underestimated. About 82 % of the convicts are men, while the number of young suspects decreased under the age of 21. At the same time, you can see an increase in non -German suspect to 41.8 %. Such statistics bring deeper insights into the problems that are behind the headlines.

The process will continue next Tuesday; The judgment is expected for July 1st. How this case ends not only shows the judgments, but also in the light of the social challenges that we have to face. It remains to be seen whether the lack of financial stability will take revenge by another crime.

For more information about this case, also visit the reporting on antenne and BR as well as the overview statistics on crime on Statista .