Hat tip The Religion of Peace, Allah's Willing Excutioners, and Francois deSouche
Amidst all the horror going on in Western Europe with mass Muslim migration, one would think that the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg would be a quiet haven. All that has gone up in smoke this week with news that a Moroccan man is accused of beheading a woman, with whom his nephew reportedly entered into an arranged marriage in order to gain Portuguese citizenship. The body was discovered dismembered on September 19 in Mont-Saint-Martin in France not far from the border with Luxembourg
The below article from the French-language l'Essential (Luxembourg) is translated by Fousesquawk.
Note: Other news sources state that the woman was also beheaded.
Murder of Diana: The trail of the arranged marriage becomes clear
Diekirch- A 48-year-old man, arrested Thursday, is accused of having murdered Diana, whose body had been discovered dismembered at Mont-Saint-Martin.
by Nicolas Martin
Caption: The investigation has advanced after the discovery of the body.
For those close to Diana, in Athus, where she lived for three years, the news has been received, "with a certain relief," even if it doesn't allow for relief from the pain.
Luxembourg justice authorities announced Friday the arrest Thursday of a 48-year-old man as part of the investigation connected to the discovery of the dismembered body of a 40-year-old woman on 19 September 2022 at Mont-Saint-Martin. Thanks to her tattoos, the victim, originally from Portugal, residing in Diekirch, and with the first name of Diana, could be identified.
Charged with murder
On Friday, the suspect was brought before the investigating judge of Diekirch, who issued a committal order. He is charged "primarily with murder", which means murder with premeditation, and "alternatively with murder", in other words, voluntary homicide. Crimes punishable with life in prison, according to the Luxembourg Penal Code. The man is in pre-trial detention at Scrassig.
According to our information, confirming that of Contacto, the suspect is reportedly Moroccan. He is reportedly the uncle of a man who Diana married last summer. A marriage that the Portuguese press, citing those close to the victim, characterizes as "arranged" in order to allow the husband to obtain Portuguese nationality in exchange for money. The investigation continues and numerous inquiries are in progress, the judge notes.
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