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A Tunisian who cut his wife's neck in February 2016 in Hasle BE is now before the Emmental-Oberaargau Regional Court. The prosecutor is based on the intention.
The murder of Nicole S. * († 38 years old) at Hasle in Burgdorf BE busy since Tuesday morning, in front of the Regional Court of Emmental-Oberaargau. His former husband, a 35-year-old Tunisian now, lives in the court of Berthoud.
The prosecutor accused him of murder, may be deliberate, as shown in the indictment. According to the document, the murder of the woman in the early morning of February 6, 2016 had been preceded by a quarrel in the couple's living room.
Nicole S. would then have had to go to the room, the accused in the kitchen. There, the man should have taken a big knife and pushed the door of the room. According to the indictment, the Tunisian stabbed his wife several times in the bedroom.
The prosecutor alleges in the indictment that the defendant acted intentionally. At the latest when entering the bedroom, perhaps already during the conflict, the night before, the day before or even before, he decided to kill the victim.
Traded for selfish and fundamentalist motives
The man had acted particularly unscrupulously in severing the woman's neck several times. The Tunisian had also acted with a particularly cruel and emotional cold, since he had almost been executed and killed for purely selfish and / or fundamentalist motives.
This is because he thought his wife respected him, that his husband, too little, did not obey him and had contact with other men.
The Tunisian himself called the police early on the morning of February 6, 2016 in Hasle's apartment. He said that he had done something to his wife. The police found Nicole S. in the apartment and captured the Tunisian.
For four days, the trial in a five-party collegiate court is the last. The judgment is scheduled for Friday. (SDA / noo)
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