The murder trial against the 25-year-old Afghan starts at the regional court in Stuttgart. On November 15, the asylum seeker Ramin F. is said to have killed a jogger. The reason: he was in a bad mood because he had been thrown out of his asylum centre. He therefore decided to kill someone at random. The victim, Fabrice D., was a French software developer. His heart was pierced with a 17-centimetre knife. He bled to death in the street.
Ramin F., who had arrived in Germany in 2022, was also previously considered aggressive. A week before the crime, he is said to have threatened the local caretaker in a dispute over a screwdriver: ‘I’ll kill you all!’. After the murder, he fled into a neighbouring forest, but was caught by the police just an hour after the crime.
As if all this wasn’t cruel enough, the Afghan now also has a clear idea of how things should go in court. Before Ramin F. took his seat, the interpreter assigned to him by the court had to leave. The Afghan did not want to sit next to a woman.