After a massacre at a garbage dump in Syria, the Stuttgart Higher Regional Court has lawfully sentenced a terrorist fighter to life imprisonment.
The Federal Court of Justice (BGH) in Karlsruhe changed the judgment according to information from Tuesday on the appeal of the accused only in one detail, but remained with the punishment (Az .: 3 StR 394/20).
Karlsruhe - "The judgment is now final."
The man, born in 1988, had murdered two people and was involved in another 17 murders.
The Stuttgart court also determined the particular gravity of the guilt.
It is therefore not foreseeable whether and when the Syrian will be released again.
The Higher Regional Court also sentenced three former like-minded people from a combat unit of the radical Islamist terrorist organization Jabhat al-Nusra to several years in prison.
At least one of them is said to have also been involved in the massacre.
When reviewing its verdict of eight and a half years in prison, the BGH did not find any errors of law to its disadvantage.
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According to witnesses, the men killed at least 19 people near Tabka in 2013 - members of the Syrian police, Syrian army personnel and security guards captured in the capture of the city of Raqqa.
The accused later came to Europe as refugees.
You last lived in Leimen near Heidelberg, Berlin, Reiskirchen near Gießen and Düsseldorf.
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