Man Sentenced to 27 Years for Brutal Stabbing Murder in Yvelines, France

After five days of hearings, the Yvelines Assize Court handed down its verdict on Friday against Yassine B., a 27-year-old Moroccan, tried for the murder of Moustapha A. (44 years old), stabbed 42 times, on the evening of December 22, 2019.
A prison sentence proportional to the age of the defendant! The Yvelines Assize Court sentenced Yassine B., 27, to 27 years of criminal imprisonment, with a security period set at half the sentence, with no possibility of requesting a sentence adjustment before this deadline, reports Le Parisien. The Moroccan national was also given a permanent ban from residing on French territory. The public prosecutor had requested 30 years of criminal imprisonment.
"The sentence handed down is commensurate with the extreme gravity of the facts and the suffering endured by the victim’s family, especially his wife and children," comments Frédéric Landon, the civil parties’ lawyer. Although satisfied with this verdict, the widow of Moustapha fears that her husband’s killer "will be released in ten years, with the game of sentence reductions." "The trial forced me to go back in time, when I’m still trying to recover," she explains. "For us, it’s a daily battle, mourning every day. I think about the events that await me in my life, about everything my children will experience without their father... We have to learn to move forward."
In 2019, Yassine had had several
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