
A 17-year-old Tunisian man beat and strangled a 28-year-old woman. The cause of the crime, according to foreign media, is that the victim laughed during sex.
The crime took place in October 2023, while the 17-year-old recorded the last moments of the victim's life on his phone.
He even boasted that he killed the 28-year-old woman, feeling triumphant about the crime he had committed.
The gruesome death of a 28-year-old woman in Frankfurt at the hands of a 17-year-old Tunisian boy, who beat and strangled her after she laughed during sex, is now going to court.
The tragedy happened on October 3, 2023, when the 28-year-old identified as Blanca met the 17-year-old Muhammad Ali in a bar without thinking that this meeting would be fatal for her life.
According to the prosecutor, the 28-year-old woman and the 17-year-old man met in a bar and after drinking and using drugs, they went to the girl's apartment, located in the "heart" of Frankfurt.
There and during the love affair, the 28-year-old woman started laughing, infuriating the teenager, who brutally beat her and strangled her to death.
As it was said in court, the 17-year-old recorded various moments of the violent attack on the unfortunate woman with his cell phone camera. At one point, turning the camera on Blanka's lifeless body, he began to brag about his "achievement", saying "I killed her".
The screams of the unfortunate 28-year-old were heard by a neighbor who notified the police. Police officers broke down the apartment door and found Blanca dead. Muhammad Ali was arrested a few hours later at his parents' home in the Frankfurt area.
“She was such a happy woman, such a young woman. She enjoyed life and liked to have fun," a friend of hers told Bild about the 28-year-old.
The mother of the 28-year-old lived next to her daughter, but on the night of October 3, when the 17-year-old killed her daughter, she was not in the apartment.
In a Facebook post, Blanka's mother said devastated: My love, my happiness, my joy, EVERYTHING I had went to the Garden of Eden.
Under German juvenile law, the 17-year-old Tunisian can be sentenced to up to ten years in prison.