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    1. spaniard888_ on

      This is standard in legal systems: if someone is proven to have a severe mental illness at the time of the crime, they’re not held criminally responsible. It’s not special treatment for being a local, it’s how the law works in most countries.

    2. Black_Harbour_TTRPG on

      There’s a difference between healthy skepticism and cynicism.

      It’s a tragic case, and no amount of money is going to bring the dead woman back to life. From what I can read of it though this doesn’t seem like a movie „plead insanity“ situation, he was in an institution and forced to move out into a shared flat because his condition improved, then a few months later the killing took place.

      I’m no defender of this country’s preferential treatment by law enforcement and government of natives, but I don’t think that’s what is happening here. There are serious questions to ask about why he was released, about psychiatric care, but I don’t think framing this in terms of a Luxembourgish cover-up job is doing justice to anybody.

    3. No-Manufacturer-4371 on

      >Any bets he is a local?

      Why would a local get a different sentence than a non-local for the same crime?

      Is that how the legal system works in your home country?

    4. Let’s all feel sorry for a murderer because he is sick. Why does our country care more about the wellbeing of trash like that? Another burden for the tax payers. Nice.

    5. What makes you say he is local? Do you have a grievance against the Luxembourgish justice?

      BTW, according to the press he’s Spanish, killed a Portuguese woman and later wanted to kill a young Syrian man who managed to escape.

      What did I win?

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