Investigators are still looking for the knife

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They lured her into the woods and stabbed her – more than 30 times: Luise F.* (†12) from Freudenberg (D) didn’t stand a chance. Even when the girl was already dead, the two perpetrators, aged 12 and 13, would not have stopped. Apparently her hatred was too great. Luise F. would have been bullied by the two classmates and would have confided in an adult. Her friends took revenge for this.

The girls confessed to the horror act. But there is still no trace of the knife. Investigators are still looking for the murder weapon. New information came in on Thursday and emergency services were on their way.

Dogs were used to investigate other places that the police had not previously attacked, as the “FAZ” reports. The authorities were also unsuccessful in this operation. The knife is gone.

The perpetrators’ parents have moved away

Meanwhile, on Tiktok, a hunt for the perpetrators began. One of the girls is said to have posted a video on the platform after the horror act. The clip spread like wildfire.

Thousands of users reacted to the post – mostly aggressive and hateful. The social media accounts have since been blocked and the perpetrators’ parents have left Freudenberg.

“It’s Disturbing”

At the same time, a discussion about criminal law flares up in Germany. The CDU is calling for a debate on a possible lowering of the age of criminal responsibility, which is currently 14 years. “It is shocking that two girls killed another girl,” says their legal policy spokesman Günter Krings (53) to the editorial network Germany. “We should debate whether the age of criminal responsibility for serious crimes should be lowered.”

Of course, no hasty conclusions should be drawn. However, the age limit of 14 years should be discussed. “Because the most serious crimes – such as murders in particular – are not juvenile crimes. Even children know not to kill.” The Union politician called for a review of whether there was an increase in serious crimes committed by children and whether the maturation process among 12 and 13-year-olds had accelerated. (jmh/ AFP)

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Source: Blick