The murder of a homeless Gica, 48: a boy recognizes his kicks and kicks

Kicks and punches

A 16-year-old and 14-year-old suspect suspected of murdering a homeless Gica, 48 years old.

Now, the youngest of them – who would have driven – acknowledged that he had participated in a day of miscarriage at the death of Gica, according to legal acts.

After kicking and slamming him, the young man had to get rid of his clothes and shoes used at the time.

In August, Gica, 48, homeless, was found dead outside in Huskvarna.

After the autopsy of the man, the police turned the death crime violation into murder by murder.

Two teenagers, one 16 years old and the other 14 years old, were subsequently suspected of murder and the case attracted a lot of attention.

Sources said earlier that the boys had told their friends that they had mistreated and humiliated Gica the night before, found dead. Gica was reportedly harassed for two years before her death.

"Kicks and stroke "

It is said that the youngest are driving in the act.

Both boys deny the crimes. But in the administrative court documents from a closed hearing on 4 October, new information on the Huskvarna events is now revealed.

The hearing concerned the care of this 14 year old teenager, who is not a criminal authority. The Social Sector Council stated that the 14-year-old would be cared for under the LVU, the Youth Protection Act.

According to the protocol, the boy should have acknowledged that he had participated in Gica abuse the same day as his death.

The committee refers to the boy who left the information during the police hearings.

"He acknowledged that he had killed and killed the man, both against the head and body, and hit him with and without wearing him several times," a reporter said.brought the advice.

The boy would then have had to wear the shoes and clothes that he wore the day the mishandling took place. The committee also said that there were films in which 14-year-olds had harassed Gica several times.

Defenders: Non-respect of death depends on external circumstances

At the hearing, lawyer Johan Kihlstedt, a 14-year-old lawyer, said the boy "has already been involved in harassing the homeless by exerting some violence."

The lawyer also said that 14-year-old has not played a leading role in the act and has not participated in previous harassment.

The assistant stated that the boy could receive adequate care through home interventions and objected to the fact that the committee referred to the murder violation committed by the prosecutor.

"It is not yet clear whether the death is due to external circumstances," said a lawyer Kihlstedt.

However, the administrative court agreed with the board's decision and decided to take protective measures according to LVU. The verdict was announced yesterday.

"NN denies the crimes but acknowledged that he had committed acts of violence towards the man at the time of his death." He also stated that he had disposed of the shoes and clothes that he had. he wore during the demonstration to conceal traces of DNA ", writes the administrative court in its decision.

Aftonbladet solicited lawyers Martin Cullberg, 14, and Johan Kihlstedt, MP at the hearing. Even the prosecutor in this case was vainly sought after.

The 16-year-old suspected of killing Gica was recently released from custody and handed over to social authorities, according to LVU.

Two other teenagers are believed to have been involved in the act.

October 19, 2018 9:08 p.m.