The accused is said to have gained the trust of the 72-year-olds and benefited from their assets. “He wanted to isolate the woman from her circle,” the court said in the verdict.
The first jury chamber at the Munich I District Court introduced hundreds of chat messages in 22 days of negotiations, commissioned follow-up investigations, and evaluated account and geodata. “In the end we no longer had a reasonable doubt,” said presiding judge Elisabeth Ehrl that 34-year-old Ahmed H. murdered 72-year-old Katrin F. in January 2022 out of sheer greed. H. is said to have surreptitiously gained the trust of the wealthy woman and benefited greatly from it. In the dispute, he is said to have finally killed his patron in her maisonette apartment in Obermenzing. The Chamber sentenced him to life imprisonment for murder.