As of: February 8, 2024, 7:31 p.m
By: Franziska Konrad, Angela Walser
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In the dock: A 30-year-old Geretsrieder woman is said to have tried to poison her then fiancé with spaghetti Bolognese in April of the previous year.
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The verdict in the Bolognese trial has been made: The 30-year-old from Geretsrieder was sentenced to seven years in prison after attempting to murder her boyfriend.
Update from February 8th, 6:11 p.m.:
After the trial lasting several days, the verdict in the poisoned spaghetti sauce trial was reached on Thursday: As reported, a woman from Geretsried wanted to kill her fiancé with poisoned Bolognese in April 2023.
The Munich Regional Court found the defendant guilty of attempted murder and grievous bodily harm and sentenced her to seven years in prison.
Verdict in the Bolognese trial: defendant “only partially culpable”
She was also ordered to be placed in a psychiatric hospital.
This emerges from a press release from the Munich Higher Regional Court on Thursday afternoon.
The 30-year-old made a “comprehensive” confession.
When reaching its verdict, the court took into account that the defendant took full responsibility for her actions and concluded a settlement with the injured party to pay compensation for pain and suffering.
As reported, the woman suffers from a “severe personality disorder and obsessive-compulsive disorder, which has been treated several times by psychiatric inpatients.”
As a result of the illness, she had fantasies of killing several people.
The criminal chamber therefore assumed “that the defendant had only limited culpability when carrying out the crime”.
Bolognese trial: Accused ordered to be placed in a psychiatric hospital
She was ordered to be placed in a psychiatric hospital because the 30-year-old “poses a significant danger to the life and limb of third parties.”
The judgment is final.
The defendant, the defense and the public prosecutor's office waived their right to appeal.
Update from February 8th, 3:13 p.m.:
The verdict in the Bolognese trial has just been made.
The defendant from Geretsried was sentenced to 7 years in prison for attempted murder and grievous bodily harm, reports Bettina Kaestner, press spokeswoman for the Munich Higher Regional Court.
“In addition, placement in a psychiatric hospital was ordered.”
Verdict in the Bolognese trial: prison sentence and placement in a psychiatric hospital
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Geretsried – The trial surrounding the attempted murder with poisoned Bolognese (we reported) continues to raise many questions.
On the second day of the trial, the Munich II Regional Court tried to shed light on the environment of the accused nurse from Geretsried.
In particular, it was about possible psychological abnormalities in the 30-year-old before the attack on her fiancé in April last year.
The mother (61) reported that her accused daughter developed a love of order at a young age, which was expressed in the precise arrangement of foot rugs on entrance doors.
In the apartment with the later victim, nothing reminded of this strong sense of order.
The woman had once also collected and filed receipts.
She could still remember it herself.
“It was a compulsion to have to do that,” she said.
Bolognese Process: Mother reports on daughter's love of order
When asked by judge Thomas Bott, she explained that it had been very difficult to suppress the coercion.
“The tension then continues to increase.” Emotional nervousness arises.
The act, such as burning one's own cigarette, was not bad, but "the compulsion to have to do that was unpleasant."
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Apparently the 30-year-old was also under pressure to poison her fiancé (31) with sedatives in the beloved Bolognese on that April evening.
After he collapsed in the bathroom, she even called an ambulance, who took him to the hospital, where he ultimately survived.
The compulsion was over at that moment, the unpleasant sensation made her react normally again.
Geretsried: Bolognese trial: Nurse originally wanted to kill a neighbor
The nurse had originally planned to kill an elderly neighbor whom she knew from walking the dachshund for political reasons.
The 80-year-old should have testified as a witness on Tuesday.
However, due to illness, only her police interview was read out.
Accordingly, she had never seen the defendant in Geretsried.
She did not recognize the 30-year-old in the photos presented.
The defendant would have liked to offer her ex-fiancé a financial compensation for the perpetrator-victim for what he suffered, but then the tall man had already disappeared again.
She told the judge that she would rather remain in a psychiatric hospital, even if that could mean a lifetime incarceration.
It is completely uncertain whether there will ever be a medication that will eliminate this compulsive danger to oneself or others.
The process is ongoing.
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