in the case of the murder of 19-year-old Maria ΛάντενμπÎÏκεÏ, daughter of a distinguished legal who works for the Commission, which was found dead in the river in the town of Freiburg, Germany.
Maria ΛάντενμπÎÏÎºÎµÏ back on the 16th of October at home with the bike after a party organised by the university, when it was attacked. The perpetrator raped her, strangled her and then threw her body in the river.
The Greek authorities matched the fingerprints of the perpetrator of the murder of a young Afghan Hussein K., who in 2013 had attack on 20-year-old college student in the area of Mouragia, Corfu, knocking it to the grab bag.
Then, the Hussein K. she had thrown the girl to the void from a height of eight meters, causing of heavy physical injuries. The perpetrator had been arrested, stated that he is a minor (17 years old) with date of birth, the 1/1/1996 and sentenced to a term of imprisonment of 10 years for attempted murder. In October 2015 he managed to obtain the release of by making use of the law Paraskevopoulos and was imposed the limiting condition to appear at the Police station once a month.
The young Afghan has implemented typically the restrictive terms in November 2015. A month later, in December, I appeared at the police station and was declared a fugitive.
As announced by the German prosecuting authorities, Hussein K. entered the German territory in November 2015 , which means that immediately after the last appearance in the police station, left the country for Germany.
“Traces of violence” is the title with which επιγÏάφει the Süddeutsche Zeitung article about a young Afghan who allegedly killed a student in Freiburg and that the investigations lead to the conclusion that tracks are there and in Greece. “Hussein K, 17, an unaccompanied minor from Afghanistan.
According to information from the Süddeutsche Zeitung, the Greek police compared the fingerprints of the two cases and found that this is the same Hussein K. How he stood, but may be not detected? The system failed reception of refugees” wonders the newspaper and continues a little further down: “The young man came at a time when the authorities were at their limits. The Greek, as usual, and the German under pressure. In the autumn of 2015 the refugee flows reached the highest point. For this reason the refugees could not be recorded as intended”.
The SZ, however, observes: “In the case of Hussein, things were different in accordance with the ministry of the Interior. In accordance with that taken fingerprints and stored in the database Eurodac. Here are all asylum seekers. The member states of the EU are required in this process in order to prevent the refugees to be recorded simultaneously in more than one member, and to file applications for asylum. If there was an entry already by the Greek authorities remains unclear. Eurodac, according to estimates by observers in Greece, was not fully in operation in January 2013 when the Afghan lodged an application for asylum. The German police compared, according to the ministry of the Interior data banks of Interpol and the Schengen system and found nothing. For this reason, the young man was registered in the data bank for unaccompanied minors”.
An escapee from Greece, is accused that he raped and choked the 19-year-old in Germany
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