Ebadullah A., who was arrested after the gruesome murder of three sex workers in a Viennese brothel, could turn out to be a sinister guardian of public morals.
Vienna. As the investigators announced on Sunday, the 27-year-old Afghan is “basically confessing” – but only when it comes to the course of the crime. The asylum seeker can hardly deny this, as he was confronted by members of the Austrian police force (WEGA) near the scene of the crime immediately after the brutal crime in “Studio 126a”. He still had the murder weapon – a knife that he had probably bought especially for the attack – in his hand and threatened the police officers with it. He could only be overpowered and arrested with a taser.
The motivation for the triple murder of the three Chinese women is still unclear. However, there are indications that Ebadullah A. may have acted as a self-appointed ” guardian of public morals”. Initial questioning revealed that the Afghan was fundamentally full of hatred towards women. This may be why he considered the activities of sex workers in the red light district to be particularly “immoral”. He has so far refused legal assistance.
The cruel attack in the brothel had also been commanded by voices he had heard. According to the police, there has so far been no evidence of a personal relationship between the asylum seeker and his victims.
It also needs to be clarified what actually caused Ebadullah A. to come to Vienna. The 27-year-old actually applied for asylum in Carinthia two years ago. This means that he was officially prohibited from leaving the province. After leaving Kabul in 2022, the immigrant presented himself on his social media accounts as full of confidence and used positive smileys.
How the completely harmless and well-groomed-looking young man, for whom the presumption of innocence applies, was able to mutate into a triple killer in the meantime remains a mystery for the time being.
Sexclub-Killer war Sittenwächter: Er hasst Frauen und hörte Stimmen – oe24.at
well, then, that makes it okay, I guess. he was guarding our morals. and no one was guarding us from him.