Life imprisonment was imposed on the 54-year-old woman killer of Sotiritsa, who on 3 August 2021 murdered his wife with eight bullets in a tavern where the latter was working.
Also, according to larissanet.gr, the court unanimously imposed a total sentence of 36 months imprisonment and a total fine of 1400 euros for the acts of illegal carrying, use and possession of weapons.
In more detail, the court declared the 54-year-old guilty by a majority (6-1) for the act of intentional homicide in a calm state of mind and unanimously guilty for the acts of illegal carrying, use and possession of weapons.
The court declared the 54-year-old guilty by a majority (6-1) for the act of intentional homicide in a calm state of mind and unanimously guilty for the acts of illegal carrying, use and possession of weapons. He also rejected mitigating factors, namely prior honest life, sincere remorse and misconduct of the victim.
No mitigating factors
The court ruled the defendant guilty late Friday afternoon after a marathon session that began shortly after 9 a.m. and concluded shortly after 7 p.m. The hearing began in the morning with the testimony of a witness who was a customer at the tavern on the day of the killing, and continued with the testimony of two expert psychiatrists who examined the witness after the killing and both ruled that he had a reduced charge due to a delusional disorder of a jealous nature at the time of the act.
We recall that earlier the prosecutor recommended the guilt of the accused while rejecting all mitigating circumstances and the claims of reduced attribution and the act in the heat of the moment. The prosecutor in her speech stressed that the crime was premeditated.
Source: in.gr
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