The vengeful mother, who has made a splash in the world, pulled the trigger in a crowded courtroom and killed the murderer who is on trial for the murder of her 7-year-old daughter. May I ask: Is it justice to avenge the victims?
On March 6, 1981, on the third day of the trial of Marianne Bahmeier, the famous "German vengeful mother", at the Lübeck District Court, Marianne pulled a .22 caliber Beretta pistol from her wallet and pulled the trigger eight times on the back of the murderer. Klaus was shot six times and died instantly on the courtroom floor.
The reason for this was that, on May 5, 1980, a seven-year-old girl Anna quarreled with her mother Marianne, did not go to school and fell into the hands of her neighbor, Klaus Glabovsky.
Klaus, 35, has a criminal record of child sexual abuse and has undergone chemical castration in a psychiatric hospital. Later, with court approval, he underwent hormonal therapy, which was suspected to have restored his sexual capacity.
Klaus imprisoned Anna in her apartment for several hours, eventually strangled her with a pantyhose, transferred her body into a cardboard box, and dumped it on the banks of a nearby canal.
The police captured Klaus, who confessed to the murder and strangled Anna in a fit of rage by threatening to tell her mother if she didn't give her money. Defense lawyers claimed that his actions were due to hormonal imbalances. This statement infuriated the grieving Marianne, who was forced to shoot the criminal with a gun.
The court eventually sentenced Marianne to six years in prison for manslaughter and illegal possession of a firearm. According to a survey by a research institute, 28 percent of Germans believe the sentences are appropriate, 27 percent think the sentences are too heavy, and 25 percent think the sentences are too light.
I think Marianne's behavior is a bit drastic, and it should wait until the court verdict comes in, if the court acquits or gives a light sentence to Klaus due to hormonal imbalance, it would be more appropriate for Mary to take revenge. Therefore, from this point of view, I think Mary's sentencing is more appropriate.
Do you think this sentencing is appropriate and appropriate?
