Friday, October 21, 2022

Sweden: Migrant Gets Life for Rape and Attempted Murder

-Aftonbladet


Here comes another horror story out of Sweden. A 41-year-old migrant named Taher Amini, who had already been ordered deported, has now been convicted of raping a young woman and throwing her down a 24-meter mine hole in an attempt to kill her. The woman miraculously survived when passersby heard her call for help. Amini has been sentenced to life imprisonment and deportation to boot.

Not only that, but his previous wife is missing, and he reportedly stated that he killed her.

The below article from Aftonbladet is translated by Fousesquawk. A translation of the video accompanying the article is in progress. 

Taher Amini raped and pushed woman down a mine hole-sentenced to life in prison

Former wife disappeared- Reportedly said he killed her

By Beri Zangana

Posted today 02:02, Updated today 04:58

Woman raped and pushed down a 24-meter mine hole where she lay seriously injured over 31 hours.

She has described the incident as a horror film.

Now 41-year-old Taher Amini is sentenced to life imprisonment for attempted murder and aggravated rape.

The woman was found in a 24-meter deep mine hole in Norberg on 22 April after passersby heard her call for help.

41-year-old Taher Amini was charged for attempted murder and aggravated rape.

In the police investigation, it was revealed the woman was pushed into the hole by Amini. There the woman remained for a long time.

Caption: Taher Amini sentenced to life in prison. Photo from police preliminary investigation.

During questioning, the woman expressed that she feared for her life. The woman herself believes that Taher Amini wanted to force her to marry him so that he would get a residence permit.

Just before the incident, the woman and Taher Amini were reportedly driving together, and he then reportedly said that he wanted to marry her. In the investigation, it was revealed that the man was supposed to drive her to Örebro. Instead, he drove her to a wooded area outside Norberg where he beat her and raped her before throwing her down the mine hole.

Amini noticed that the woman was still alive and began throwing bricks at her where she lay in the mine hole. Then he left the hole.

But the woman survived miraculously.

Now the 41-year-old Taher Amini is sentenced to life imprisonment for attempted murder and aggravated rape. He is also sentenced to deportation.

"He showed particular recklessness"

In the judgment, it states among other things:

"The crime must be judged as aggravated since Taher Amini used violence and threats which were of a particularly serious nature and showed particular recklessness and brutality in that there was repeated violence and repeated threats to kill (her). Furthermore, the incident occurred in an isolated and dangerous place".

Councilor Johan Alvner says in a statement the acts were planned and the murder attempt occurred to hide the rape.

"Taking together the plaintiff's suffering and fear of death, the punishment level for attempted murder is very close to what would have applied had the plaintiff died. Since the man is also convicted of aggravated rape, we have found that the punishment should be life in prison."

Previous wife still missing

Aftonbladet has earlier obtained documents that show that Taher Amini came to Sweden in 2015 and applied for a residence permit.

The Migration Board rejected his application two years later and decided on deportation. In 2018, the decision was appealed, but the Migration Board rejected the appeal. The same year, the court decided not to grant permission to appeal.

Amini has had three children and has also been married. Before he pushed the young woman down the mine hole, he reportedly told her he had killed his previous wife, His previous wife is still missing.

The 41-year-old denies both having killed his previous wife and raping and throwing the young woman down the mine hole.

Amini's defense attorney, Anders Ylönen, says that they are not satisfied with the verdict and will appeal it next week.

"We are dissatisfied with the court's decision and will take it to the court of appeal for a new trial," he says.

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As promised, here is the accompanying Swedish news video with English sub-titles. (Hat tip to Vlad Tepes and Gates of Vienna, translation by Fousesquawk.)




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