28 years with TBS and forced nursing for death and rape Anne Faber

Michael P. was sentenced Tuesday to 28 years in prison with the TBS and forced nursing care. The purpose of punishment is to keep the suspect "out of society as long as possible" and to ensure that he can not return without "intensive treatment", according to the Utrecht court. .

P. was convicted of manslaughter and rape. According to the court, P. Faber "raped in a humiliating manner" and used excessive force. He also made everyone close to "untold suffering." Due to the seriousness and horror of the case, the court considers that a very long prison term is appropriate.

The court also counts P. that he remained silent in the weeks following Faber's disappearance. According to the court, he did not begin to sympathize with the Faber family, which his lawyers argue. He finds "calculating and sincere", according to the judge. P., moreover, would not have shown openness in the treatment of the lawsuit.

The OM demanded the same punishment

The Public Prosecutor's Office (OM) also demanded 28 years in prison with the TBS and forced nursing. P. could not be prosecuted for murder because premeditation could not be proven. The 28-year-old man was found guilty of manslaughter qualified manslaughter in conjunction with another crime such as rape.

The court found that the day of Faber's death, he acted deliberately and systematically. According to the judges, this is apparent, among other things, from the fact that P. Faber 's phone broke, and he did not give any credible explanation as to why he did not. did not leave Faber alive. The court does not believe that P. acted out of "anger, suspicion or impulsive aggression". That's why the suspect is "very responsible" for what he's done.

P. has not been sentenced to life imprisonment, because after 25 years, it must be verified whether a person is eligible for reinstatement. So P. could go back to society without treatment.

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The Utrecht Anne Faber disappeared on September 29, 2017 during a bike ride. After that, almost two weeks were searched for the 25-year-old student, on October 12 the police found his body in a forest in Zeewolde.

Forensic Clinic

The police followed P. after his DNA was found to be Faber's found layer. After the arrest of P., the police found spores of blood in the car that he had at his disposal. Three days after Faber's disappearance, P. said that he had raped her and killed her, he also told her where he had buried her body

At the time of Faber's death, the suspect lived in a forensic clinic in Den Dolder. Here, he prepared for his return to society after a prison term for the rape of two girls in 2010.

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During the arrest of P. he was treated harshly by the agents, nor did he observe his right to remain silent. According to the prosecution, P.'s lawyers called the arrest "torture". According to the court, there was formal absenteeism, but his right to a fair trial was not prejudiced. This is why it has no consequence on the penalty.