Her husband has pleaded guilty to manslaughter on Naseri, but denied that it was planned. Normal penalties for intentional homicide is around 12 years, but the prosecutor let last week argued for a 13 year sentence. Friday morning got prosecutors fully upheld Sor-Trondelag District Court.
When the condemned were led out of the courtroom came one of Naseris family members with loud shouts. According to 28-year-old defender Øyvind Bergøy Pedersen was this rough statement.
The 27-year-old ettbarnsmoren was found murdered his apartment. In the indictment from South Trøndelag District Court says that her husband hugged his wife around the neck so she could not breathe, and he stabbed her several times with a knife in the neck region. Parets two year old son was in the apartment during the killing, and with his father when he was arrested elsewhere in Melhus shortly after police were notified.
28-year-old was also convicted of death threats, which he constantly denied.
The court refers to, among other diplomas from deceased mother, father and lawyer and politibejenten at police office in Melhus, who received Naseris review about threats the same day as the murder.
RS: – a violent murder
the couple, originally from Afghanistan, had before killing a turbulent marriage. They lived apart and deceased wanted a divorce from the man.
In South Trondelag District Court last week said it had judged that he remembers having clamped around her neck and held her mouth. Then he lost by his own account control and could not explain how she got the knife sticks.
– These are actions of a person who has killed his wife – and who knows, said the prosecutor, Prosecutor Unni Sandøy when she litigated in Sor-Trondelag District court on February 11.
Under the verdict showed the court that the murder was violently with both strangulation and stab. In addition, his son present in the apartment. This Court attaches “considerable weight” when it comes to sentencing, said the ruling.
That the defendant believes it was the deceased who appeared to have attacked him may be true, but this does not defend the accused actions afterward, says the court.
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28. September was Nilofar Naseri at an electronics store to buy a TV. Just hours later, she was killed.
taking time to think
the man takes time to think whether he will accept full sentence.
– It’s natural. There are things in the judgment that we need to look more closely. Among other things, the court commented that my client had stab wounds behind the leg. I think this should have some impact on sentencing, says defender Øyvind Bergøy Pedersen told NRK.
– I agree with the Court that a preceding scuffle is not relevant to sentencing. But if it is true that he was attacked and stabbed, has profound implications.
the prosecutor, Attorney Unni Sandøy, asked for 13 years imprisonment for the husband of Nilofar Naseri. Photo: Joar Elgaaen / NRK
the prosecutor, Attorney Unni Sandøy, did also upheld criminal allegation and in the central elements of evidence assessments.
– We look on that person cuts as insignificant in this case, and can not see that in any way affect neither guilt or sentencing, she says to NRK.
must pay compensation
Lawyer Sigrun Dybvad has claimed 50,000 million over standard in reparation replacement for deceased son, that is 250,000 kroner. In addition, she found that each parent of Nilofar Naseri shall receive 200,000 crowns.
The District Court ruled Friday that the convicted must pay son NOK 250,000 in compensation and that the parents should have 200,000 each.
– I’m happy with that norm to the Supreme Court waived in this case, where a child has been present during such an outrage and experienced so much, says Dybvad.
She says parents to Nilofar has expressed appreciation over the treatment case has been in court and that they feel their daughter’s dignity is safeguarded.
28-year-old must also pay a total of 115,800 in various other claims, such as expenses for funerals and lost earnings for deceased father.
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