Horrifying video reveals how Luise Frisch, 12, was tortured by teenage girls who bullied her to death
FREUDENBERG, GERMANY: A 12-year-old girl, Luise Frisch, was allegedly stabbed 32 times, and her body was dumped in secluded woodland in Freudenberg, Germany on March 11. A recent video depicts how Frisch was beaten, insulted, and tortured for hours. The girls who were involved in the crime included twelve young people between the ages of 14 and 17 years old.
The new video, as per a german portal, Schleswig-Holsteinische Zeitung, is five minutes of pure horror. Meanwhile, the suspect's identity has been concealed due to strict German laws that stated that children below 14 were under the age of criminal responsibility.
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What was the content of the video?
In the video, she was wearing a red T-shirt and was sitting on a curb. Meanwhile, the girl gang is said to have taken her jacket, sweater, and glasses. They kept beating her up and even poured coke over her. One of the suspects said in the video, "Sit down while you beg me. I won't let you go so easily." The mother of the victim about the video also claimed that the video is full of atrocities and also indicated that a man does not seem to notice the seriousness of the situation. However, the group also stubbed out cigarettes on the 12-year-old girl and set her hair on fire. The mother also stated, "He recognized the danger my daughter was in and took her when she asked him for help," as per Blick. Police and prosecutors have released few details, and a possible motive behind the act could be a rivalry over a boy. The video depicts the intense bullying the youngster had undergone.
'It's the age that has left everyone shocked'
The people had only good aspects to speak about the young girl. One man, who runs a nearby café stated, "We used to see [the 13-year-old girl] nearly every day. She was like any other girl of her age, sweet and innocent or so we thought. She would come into the café quite regularly because she would get food for herself and her grandfather as her parents were working. It's the age of everyone who is involved that has left everyone shocked. They are all just children. Who knows what possessed them to do what they did, to stab someone more than 30 times is horrible." Though the youngsters may not be charged, they could be forced to pay compensation to Frisch's family as civil law claims at seven years old "if they knew they were doing something harmful," as per Daily Mail.