In the recent trial held at the Stuttgart Regional Court, the public prosecutor's office put forth a demand for a seven-year sentence. This conviction stemmed from a tragic car accident in Esslingen district, near Reichenbach an der Fils. Following an argument, the defendant, a 34-year-old woman, reportedly drove over two kilometers with her partner clinging to the hood, pleading for help. Tragically, he eventually fell under the vehicle, leading to his demise from his injuries. The prosecution considered this intentional manslaughter, as the woman accepted her partner's death, despite reported fear, which was not considered self-defense.
The defense lawyer, representing the woman, argued that this was indeed manslaughter, albeit with diminished culpability. He cited her consumption of drugs before the incident, massive anxiety, and mental disorder as contributing factors. He suggested a fair sentence to be three and a half years in prison.
The defendant herself expressed her deep remorse during the courthouse proceedings, stating that she could never make amends for her actions. The verdict is scheduled for the following day at 1:30 PM.
To delve deeper into the realm of crime and justice, explore the following articles:
- A car accident with fatal consequences transpired in the district of Esslingen, near Reichenbach an der Fils.
- The public prosecutor's office in Baden-Württemberg has requested a seven-year sentence for the woman involved in the car attack.
- Prior to the crime, the woman in question had consumed drugs and experienced major anxiety.
- The defendant's mental disorder and stress reaction were also factors involved in the incident.
- The man who lost his life was two years younger than the defendant, and his demise occurred during the car accident.
- The Stuttgart Regional Court, situated in Stuttgart, is the venue for this trial.
