Ax attack in Vienna: 16-year-old dies after brutal deed!

Ax attack in Vienna: 16-year-old dies after brutal deed!

In a shattering crime that took place in Vienna on October 6 of the previous year, 16-year-old Callboy Nayden P. lost his life through the brutal attacks by Ingo S. (45). The perpetrator, equipped with a lumberjack ax, is said to have attacked his victim with a total of 50 ax thieves before leaving the gruesome scene and hiding from relatives in Upper Austria. After his arrest, Ingo S. let his grief and despair in a letter to the police over the situation and called Nayden as "treasure".

The crime scene in the Sonnwendviertel was characterized by bloodshed and sadness. Ingo S. covered the victim after the attack and left a blood -smeared letter. The indictment against him is based on a motive for blackmail by the victim's brother, which is documented in a document on his laptop, which includes extortion attempts and apologies. The process could have serious consequences for S.: he threatens a lifelong prison sentence.

health and legal situation

Ingo S. has now suffered from serious health problems because he has suffered a serious neck injury. It is dependent on artificial diet and can only whisper. His defender describes him as a "pile of misery" with a weight of less than 50 kg. Despite his miserable state, he already thinks of a time after the detention that he wants to spend with his elderly parents.

The crime throws a light on the worrying situation of violent crimes in Europe. According to statistics, violent crimes such as murder and robberies are the forms with the highest level of violence. In Germany, for example, violent crimes make up less than 4% of all police crimes, but have a significant impact on the feeling of security of the population. Around 217,000 violent crimes were registered in 2024, the highest number since 2007 reports Statista .

Development of violent crime

The increase in violent crimes in recent years has been worrying. After a decline during Corona pandemic, the numbers have increased to almost a third above the previous low since 2021. The Federal Criminal Police Office suspects that economic uncertainties and social burdens contribute to this. The increase in violent crime in young people is particularly questionable; A third of the suspects are under 21 years old. Violence against rescue workers has also reached record heights and reflects the ongoing psychological problems that many citizens have experienced In view of such incidents, it is of the utmost importance to take over social measures to counteract violent acts and to strengthen the feeling of security among the population. The case of Ingo S. and Nayden P. painfully reminds us that violent crimes are not only statistics, but also affect tragic fates of people who have to live with serious consequences from their actions.