Today begins the trial of HVB murder – Aftonbladet

Today is the man suspected of murdering 22-year-old Alexandra trial.

The man, or boy, has been in custody since he was arrested on suspicion of the knife murder of a HVB homes in Mölndal.

It was the morning of 25 January and 22-year-old Alexandra Mezher was alone on duty at HVB home. She was attacked by the knife gunman and had knife wounds in the back and thighs, as well as damage in a hand when she tried to defend herself. She died after the attack by exsanguination from a deep knife wound in the thigh.

The police were alerted to the house in the center of Mölndal was met by a messy and bloody crime scene. The perpetrator had overpowered by other residents and the atmosphere was very upset.

Unclear how old he is

The man who now are brought to trial, on suspicion of the murder of Alexandra, has repeatedly tried to commit life, including the family home, he was placed in before he came to Mölndal.

the suspected killer says himself that he is 15 years, but the prosecutor argues, supported by the Swedish Migration Board that he is an adult. How the court agrees with the age issue will be clear when the verdict will be.

He has previously been considered to be very suicidal and needed 24-hour security.

Several employees have testified in hearings that there had been several alarms that he had a very serious problem to be taken care of the accommodation.

But the additional staff requested in connection with that he moved to HVB home in Mölndal had yet not started when Alexandra stabbed to death.

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“I wanted to kill me “

Aftonbladet has previously revealed that the staff the day before the murder was discovered that the man had a knife in his room.

He had used it to scratch himself in the thigh.

the investigation has shown that the knife attack came without warning, there was no conflict behind the murder.

Many of the residents testify that they woke up Alexandra’s desperate screams.

When the came out in the hallway, they saw the now indicted the man lying nerbrottad on the floor, held by another person who lived at HVB home.

one of the witnesses said in interviews that when he, in anticipation of police, asked the accused man why he killed Alexandra replied:

– I wanted to kill me, why would she take the knife away from me?

Trial for four days

at a search of the accused man’s room was found even the knife that the man used to scratch himself the day before. It was not the knife used to kill Alexandra.

The four-day trial, which begins this morning, also applies to the attempted murder of one of the other unaccompanied at home.