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The badbadination rocked the football world in April 2017. That changed their lives for the BVB team bus players. The murderer must now go to prison for many years.
The murderer was sentenced to 14 years in prison for the bombing of the Borussia Dortmund bus. The Dortmunder jury court on Tuesday convicted 29-year-old Sergei W. of 28 attempted murders.
After the judge's conviction, the badbadin had exploded on April 11, 2017 when the bus departed the BVB hotel team for the Champions League home game against three explosives from the ############################################################################## AS Monaco. With the conviction, the president of the court, Peter Windgätter, fell short of the prosecutor's request that had required life imprisonment for attempted murder. The defense had argued for a prison sentence well below ten years.
Fragments of metal and glbad have entered the bus
The bombing shook well beyond the football world. Spanish defender Marc Bartra was injured inside the bus, strong on the forearm. Whether by one of the metal fragments hidden in the bombs or by a broken piece of glbad, the doctors could not finally clarify things. A policeman supposed to drive the bus on a motorcycle had been injured. The official is incapacitated today.
The prosecution had pleaded for a verdict of guilt for attempted murder. Prosecutor Carsten Dombert was convinced that Sergei W. had fired three explosive devices from the team 's bus for the Champions League home game against AS Monaco at the start of the season. hotel of the BVB teams to kill the players and therefore the course of the BVB crash. to bring.
Speculation on the crash of BVB action
The accused admitted to having constructed and detonated the bombs. He denied, however, any intention to kill. It was his only concern to spread fear and terror, he said in his confession. He had wagered with warrants on a decline in the title and hoped for a profit of "several tens of thousands of euros". His supporters had described Sergei W. in their pleadings as a deeply troubled personality, with narcissistic and disgusting features.
During the eleven months that lasted the trial, the judge heard in addition to experts in explosives and inventory, almost all former bus pbadengers as witnesses. Defender Matthias Ginter, who plays for Borussia Mönchengladbach today, burst into tears. Guard Roman Weidenfeller, who was still active for Dortmund at that time, said: "The attack has changed my life." Wolfgang De Beer, BVB goalkeeper coach, said: "It's something you'll never forget." At the time, Thomas Tuchel, the coach of Dortmund, had even speculated in his testimony that he would have remained in office after the current season without the badbadination.
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