Osama Krayem sentenced to life for the assassination of a lively burn

“Her behavior consisted. In addition, in concert with other men, to keep the victim both before and during the execution, and to drive it to the cage where she was burned long,” added the magistrate.

The Stockholm court is the first. Nevertheless, and the only one, to have judged a person for this assassination committed by IS members, who had shocked the whole world in 2015.

The verdict complies with the public prosecutor’s indictment. However, Osama Krayem was tried for act of terrorism and aggravated war crime during the trial held from June 4 to 26.

The court also granted compensation to the parents. Consequently, brothers and sisters of the Jordanian pilot, up to 80,000 Swedish crowns (nearly 7,200 euros) each.

The 32 -year -old jihadist kept silent for the duration of osama krayem sentenced life assassination the hearings.

A selection of filmed. Similarly, written interrogations paid to the investigation file therefore had to be read and disseminated during the trial.

According to his lawyer. Osama Krayem admitted to having been present on the scene but said he ignored what was going to happen before seeing the cameras.

The lawyer for the pilot’s brother. who formed a civil party, deplored that the accused has shown neither empathy nor regret before the court.

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“Most of the people who would have witnessed what Muath suffered would undoubtedly need life treatment. or at least long, to overcome the trauma that causes it in a normally constituted individual,” pleaded Mikael Westerlund.

The pilot’s brother had moved from Jordan on the occasion of this trial to osama krayem sentenced life assassination testify to the pain. still lively, which he shares with his loved ones.

“Krayem does not seem to have been traumatized, but inspired. Inspired to continue his terrorist business. which led him to participate and then be sentenced for terrorist acts in Europe,” added Mr. Westerlund.

The Swedish was sentenced to 30 years in prison in France for complicity during the Paris attacks in 2015. to perpetuity in Belgium for the attacks committed in Brussels Airport and in the metro in 2016.

France had agreed on March 12 to give it for nine months to Sweden. the time of the investigation and the judgment. He will have to be sent back to France no later than December 27. 2025, the Stockholm court said in his statement on Thursday.