The 17-year-old, who was wanted in Munich for connection with the death of a 14-year-old girl, has been caught.
On Sunday morning (October 24), a 14-year-old was found dead in the Bogenhausen district of Munich.
An urgent suspect is a 17-year-old who has since been arrested.
This news ticker is updated regularly.
Update from October 25, 3:56 p.m.:
On Monday
afternoon
, the 17-year-old suspect is to be brought before the judge, who will decide whether he will be in
custody
.
Should there be a trial against the young person, it will be tried in a juvenile court; if convicted, juvenile criminal law will be applied.
The maximum sentence: ten years.
Mother tried to reanimate her daughter: Police give details at press conference
Update 1.55 p.m.:
The press conference is now over.
Update 1.52 p.m.:
According to Stephan Beer, the 17-year-old must have left the property of the parents of the dead before 7 a.m.
It is still unclear where he stayed afterwards.
The girl's mother had made the emergency call after finding her daughter.
She had also participated in the attempted resuscitation of her daughter.
In the autopsy, which took place on Sunday, the time of death of the girl was set to be the early morning between 4:00 and 6:00 a.m.
After the death of a 14-year-old in Munich: the perpetrator's psychological problems cannot be ruled out
Confirmed findings on a possible motive are not yet available.
A mental illness of the 17-year-old cannot be ruled out.
Now a psychiatric report will be drawn up and the juvenile's culpability will be checked.
This has not yet appeared under criminal law.
The representatives of the public prosecutor's office and the criminal police did not provide any further details about the young person.
Stephan Beer only announces that the 17-year-old district of Munich lived.
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The police and the public prosecutor's office spoke at a press round.
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Update, 1:48 p.m.:
When
asked
, Juliane Grotz says that it is currently assumed that the girl was sleeping at the time of her death. The 17-year-old was so quickly in the sights of the investigators because he had been good friends with the girl for several months and had often stayed in the house of the 14-year-old's parents. Also on Saturday evening, the victim and suspect went to the 14-year-old's room together to spend the night.
Stephan Beer explains that the 17-year-old was outwardly composed and calm at the time of his arrest.
However, he would have carried two knives with him.
It is not known where these come from, i.e. whether he might have taken them from the dead girl's parents' house.
Due to his young age, his case will only be tried as a juvenile trial.
Such procedures take place in camera.
"We assume a treacherous murder"
Update 1:43 p.m.:
Now Juliane Grosz from the public prosecutor's office is joining. She too would like to start by thanking everyone involved for the good cooperation. With regard to inquiries, she asks to be aware of the "particularly sensitive circumstances of the crime". "We assume a treacherous murder," reports Grosz. The deceased was said to have been innocent and defenseless at the time of the crime. However, the investigation is still in its infancy and we have to wait and see whether there are any new details. An arrest warrant has already been issued against the 17-year-old accused. The charge is murder.
Update from 1:41 p.m
.: On Monday, October 25, two female witnesses, who were also known to the 17-year-old, recognized the suspect at the Pasing train station and were thus able to contribute to his arrest by reporting to the police.
Beer now thanks everyone who contributed to the rapid success of the search.
He is glad that the "perpetrator" was caught so quickly.
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14-year-old killed in Munich.
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Munich: 14-year-olds killed - police call new details
Update, 1:39 p.m.:
The commissioner reports, as already known, that the police had been called to the girl's house on Sunday, October 24 at 7:40 a.m., where the 14-year-old was found.
Unfortunately, “intensive resuscitation measures” would no longer have led to success.
According to initial findings, the girl died of "a stab in the chest".
Very soon the suspicion was confirmed that a possible perpetrator could be a 17-year-old who had been friends with the girl for several months.
Update, 1:35 p.m.:
Stephan Beer takes the floor and first asks for respect for the relatives of the victim.
He points out that he will only give fact-based facts.
Update, 1.30 p.m.:
The press conference begins.
Detective Chief Inspector Stephan Beer is also present on site.
Police spokesman Andreas Franken spoke of a "very sad occasion" at the beginning.
Update, 1:25 p.m.:
In a few moments the press conference on the death of the 14-year-old girl in Bogenhausen will begin.
Munich
- After the violent death of a 14-year-old girl in the Munich district of Bogenhausen, the suspected 17-year-old was apparently caught.
As a police spokesman announced, the officers found him at a train station in the Munich city area.
It is not yet clear whether the 17-year-old actually killed the girl.
In the morning, a police spokesman said that investigations were still being carried out “in all directions”.
Further details are to be explained at a press conference at 1.30 p.m.
In addition to representatives of the public prosecutor's office, the head of the homicide squad will also be present.
Girl (14) killed in Munich: Suspect (17) caught - mother called the police
The officers were called to the house where the student was found at around 7:40 a.m. on Sunday morning.
Rescue workers tried in vain to reanimate the girl.
The corpse is now to be autopsied.
The police spoke of "violence", which is said to have led to the death of the 14-year-old.
According to unconfirmed information, she died from multiple stab wounds.
The 17-year-old suspect is said to be the girl's ex-boyfriend.
The police simply said: "We assume that they knew each other beforehand".
If the young person is actually the ex-boyfriend of the dead person, a relationship act is considered likely.
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