The terrifying incident in Germany that involved a 12-year-old child being stabbed to death by two girls is again making the headlines after it was revealed that suspects will not be charged.
Sources from local media outlets were quick to mention how the 12-year-old was stabbed by two other girls that were reportedly her classmates. And since they were both below the age of 12, they would not stand a chance of being prosecuted.
This stems from the fact that Germany’s minimal age for prosecution is 14 years and older. Hence, these suspects are just too young and won’t be charged with the crime.
As you can imagine, the news did not go down well with others. And that is especially true for the victim’s family who feels that they were done wrong as their child is now gone but the two killers are on the loose.
The girls who carried out the brutal act were reportedly bashed online when it was mentioned that they took part in the act because of a row over a boy. And they took the classmate into the woods and tricked her in a way that led to her death in the end.
The news that really raised a lot of people’s eyebrows is how the girls could soon be taken away from their parents and locked up in an institution that was closed.
Similarly, the legal system claims that the girls could be sued for compensation. But nothing more than that.
Luise was reportedly killed by her attackers when she chose to complain about how she was being bullied for several months. This was in regard to a German newspaper that broke the news first.
They similarly revealed how the poor girl was stabbed at least 30 times using a nail file.