The trial of Jeffrey K., 34, began on Monday over a May car attack in Leipzig's historic centre that killed a 63-year-old woman and a 77-year-old man; he faces two counts of murder and 85 counts of attempted murder. Prosecutors say he planned the attack to harm as many people as possible, while the defence cites a hopeless situation and a custody dispute.
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The trial began on Monday of a man suspected of ploughing his car into a crowd in the German city of Leipzig in May, killing two people.
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are still suffering from psychological problems
intentionally
to gain public attention
thought he had nothing more to lose
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for the attack, which saw the car plough into a busy main street in Leipzig's historic centre at speeds of up to 90 kph.
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stands accused of two counts of murder and 85 counts of attempted murder for the attack, which saw the car plough into a busy main street in Leipzig's historic centre at speeds of up to 90 kph.
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In July a jihadist attacker killed one person and left around 30 people injured after a vehicle ramming and machete attack on revellers at Berlin's Pride parade.
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on a Magdeburg Christmas market in 2024, killed six people and wounded more than 300, and was committed by a Saudi anti-Islam activist and adherent of right-wing conspiracy theories.
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