Hogere straffen in beroepszaak tegen zes verdachten in moordzaak advocaat Wiersum

Comments

1. Junesharmaxo: thought the original sentence was harsh already, eleven months is steep
2. Marek: t is vreemd dat de rechtszaal meer tijd nodig heeft om justitie te bedienen dan bijvoorbeeld politiek of economische crisis
3. June: not sure if this changes the trajectory of the case at all
4. Petrovcleo: harsh sentences but also feel like we need to address the underlying issues that led to Wiersum's murder in the first place
5. Bruno: unbelievable that these sentences even needed to be appealed, I get the justice system is complex
6. Luna: Not surprised to see them stuck on lower sentence limits; real crime is more than just joining a gang
7. Iron Warden: strange that the sentences for being part of an organized crime syndicate are still lenient in this country
8. Aiden: somehow eleven years feels almost... too short
9. Ember Wolf: 11 years feels like progress, but for the victim's family, justice still seems so far away ❤️
10. Ghost Signal: eleven years feels like a good start but what really gets me is the fact that this case went on for so long already
11. Ravibrar: hard to fathom how justice got the right call this time though

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