The film gets the audience in the Court of Appeal did not see, it is shown behind closed doors. But the chief prosecutor Pernilla Astrom shows a transcript of the dialogue is heard on the recording:
He: Why are you doing? Tell me why did you do it?
She: Okay. Okay.
He Is there any man who strikes another in this way? It’s a child.
She: That’s it. We will not let anyone else come between our lives. Come Yara, drink now.
When the police twenty minutes come to the site are finding a badly beaten eight-year-old girl who lacks both heart rate and breathing.
Yara Alnajjar were sent by their parents in Gaza Sweden in February 2013. On May Day Eve 2014 found the then eight-year-old girl’s death with his uncle in Karlskrona.
In October, was charged uncle and his wife for murder in agreement. The woman was sentenced to life imprisonment for murder. The man was sentenced to six years in prison for extremely aggravated assault and manslaughter.
The district court found that the woman blow to Yara’s head, legs, feet, arms, hands and torso led to the girl’s death. For man’s part is all the debt that he, in his guarantor position for Yara, not protected her from the violence.
The prosecutor has appealed. Yara’s uncle must have known what was going on that night. And he made no attempt to stop the beating. Why should he be convicted of murder.
He was Yara’s guardian. By not having intervened’ve uncle was guilty of murder, according indifference intent, says chief prosecutor Pernilla Åström.
The proceedings of the Court of Appeal will last until 28 April. Monday’s introduction was dramatic. Just as the Court of Appeal president Lennart Sten would again begin plunged the accused woman of her husband, tore his hair and shouted something that no one really could perceive.
The guards pulled her away. She cried fiercely. Only after a while Negotiations could begin.
The morning is the prosecutor.
Chief prosecutor Pernilla Astrom begins by referring to a judgment of the Supreme Court of guarantor liability.
– Failure to intervene may be considered to cause injury. It must also be applied to murder, says Åström. While murder can be committed by omission.
The accused man sitting perfectly still. Over the next two hours, he will not move. His wife is more worried. She is crying. Hides occasionally head in his hands. Wiper tears and blows her nose. Throwing angry glances away from her husband, sitting four seats away.
The prosecutor makes a quick review of Yara’s life in Sweden. The life of his uncle, his wife and their two little boys in Karlskrona seemed to trouble-free for long. Yara’s bruising was explained away when the teachers asked.
During the last evening, when Yara is beaten, there are all the dwelling. For some reason filming his uncle with his phone.
The last movie shot in the bathroom, where the woman standing over Yara’s lifeless body. It was taken 21:23.
The prosecutor is now showing crime scene investigators images from the apartment. In a closet is an extension cord with blood on it. Yara blood. In the garbage bag was a paper pad with blood. Yara’s blood.
Blood Trails are on the floor, on the wall.
On a duvet cover is a tuft of hair. “It has been unleashed with force,” reads the statement from the forensic scientists.
Blood and hårtussarna are everywhere, and we understand why the prosecutor takes us on this macabre picture hiking. No one who was in this small apartment may have missed that Yara was beaten to a pulp.
Eighty small bloodstains on plastic bags in the closet have been analyzed. “Blodstänken deemed to have occurred when the victim … have been coughing sneezing frustat out blood that has been in the respiratory tract,” write the investigators.
As if Yara sat crouched while she was beaten, according blood image analysis.
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