This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Muhammad Zaruh
In a new development of the Three Crimes affair that rocked the city of Rotterdam in September 2023, Dutch public prosecution demanded that the accused Fouad L, a Moroccan originality, be imprisoned for 30 years, in addition to being Subject to compulsory treatment within a psychological institution, due to the mental state revealed by surveys.
Fouad L., 33, who studied medicine, had admitted to having killed three people during this tragic day.
The surveys revealed that he had shot his neighbor Marlos (39) and his 14 -year -old daughter, Rumi, inside their house in the Delvvvin region, before going to hospital later ‘Erasmus, where university professor Jurgen Damen (43) was killed.
He also set fire to his home and hospital, which increased the ugliness of the accident.
Despite the horror of the crime, the prosecutor explained that the lifetime imprisonment penalty is not the most appropriate solution, because it prevents the possibility of submitting the accused to the psychotherapy necessary for his state.
He pointed out that people recognized as guilty of life are a chance to review their sorrows after 25 years, so that the long -term prison and compulsory treatment combination is the most effective option to ensure its responsibility and prevent any threat future.
According to a report published by the Peter Ban Center, it was found that Fouad suffered from a disorder of the autism spectrum, which affected the planning and implementation of crime.
Based on this, he recommended pretension that he had to undergo intense psychological treatment in a specialized establishment.
During the test session, the accused seemed separated from reality, while he spoke in a cold and shocking language, while the execution of the crime compares an order, which strengthened fears of experts of his lack of responsibility.
We expect the Court to make its final decision in the coming weeks, in the midst of intense media, in a case that has aroused generalized controversy on the relationship between mental illnesses and violent crimes.
