The investigating judge has decided in Makó that the cruellest killer of Hungary will remain behind bars.
According to Blikk, András K. (29) also known as Muki by the public, raped Henrietta Pénzes (18) who was four years older than him at the time in 2006 next to Makó and then tied her to a tree and set her on fire. The young girl, despite her great distress, was able to set herself free and ask for help from onion pickers nearby.
Henrietta was taken to hospital, but her life could not be saved even by attentive hospital care, she died three weeks after.
András K. was 16 years old at the time of his hearing, and he gave five confessions during the process, the contents of four of them differed. From this, the court deduced that the accused is unreliable. At one time he admitted the felony, but at another time he denied tying up and setting her on fire he said he “only” poured gasoline on her. The latter could not be true since the young girl named Muki as her attacker to the onion pickers.
The court found András K. guilty on one count of homicide with malicious intent and particular cruelty, on one count of sexual assault and one count of depredation. He was sentenced to 15 years in prison.
- Nightclub fight in downtown Budapest
- Hungarian woman was brutally beaten up by her partner – Shocking Photos
Since he completed two-thirds of his time the investigating judge reviews yearly if András K. is ready for a free life.
However, it seems like Muki does not have an exemplary behaviour behind bars either thus the decision-maker ruled for his further detention.
Muki is working in the kitchen in prison, and he has finished his elementary studies. His mother died a few years ago, but he was not left without visitors; his sister visits him in prison and has promised she will help find a job for him after he is released. The actual duration of the sentence of András K. would be until 2021.
Source: Blikk.hu
please make a donation here
Hot news
Top Hungary news: Festive trains, Wizz passengers stuck in Belgium, minimum wage increase, lego tram — 21 November, 2024
Hungary stands firm on Russian energy: FM Szijjártó defends sovereignty amid EU criticism
Wizz Air flight delayed for 18 hours: Passengers stuck in Brussels airport
Official: Minimum wage in Hungary to rise in 2025
Hop on a festive train to Vienna and Zagreb’s Christmas markets with MÁV!
Hungary launches EUR 500,000 humanitarian aid for persecuted Christians through Hungary Helps programme