The murderer Anne Faber complains of bodily harm Interior

That's what his lawyer, Niels Dorrestein, said today in his appeal to the Arnhem Court. P. who did not attend the case himself thinks that he should benefit from a reduced sentence because the police officers would have interrogated him too harshly.

According to the Attorney General of the Court of Appeal, "one person was treated and raped in an inhuman manner and that is Anne Faber's." Dorrestein also wants to hear more witnesses in this According to justice, he would have only tried to throw sand into the engine

On December 13, the court rules on the demands of the defense. Next year, May 28 and 29, the case will be treated in terms of content P. is there, as his lawyer has promised.

Last July, Michael P. spent 28 years in detention in a cell and at the hospital.

Faber, 25, disappeared more than a year ago during a bike ride through the woods near Utrecht Two weeks later, his body was found buried near Zeewolde, which happened on the instructions of P., arrested shortly before.

Our reporter Saskia Belleman followed the case: