He Electrocuted the Gate of the Zsolnay Mausoleum in Pécs and Was Sentenced to 12 Years for Attempted Murder.
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The Pécs Court of Appeal sentenced the man who had connected electricity to the gate of the Zsolnay Mausoleum in December 2016 to twelve years in prison. The defendant lived near the Pécs Mausoleum, so he had information about the area and the museum's security. One day, he decided to connect electricity to the gate in order to kill several people, for which he acquired various electrical equipment.
The guard working there noticed the device, pulled the cable off it, and reported it to the head of security.
He wanted to kill several people, the guard only had his shoes to thank for his survival.
The mausoleum guard did not suffer a fatal electric shock because he was wearing thick-soled shoes.
The Pécs Court of Appeal sentenced the man who electrocuted the entrance gate of the Zsolnay Mausoleum in Pécs in December 2016 to twelve years in prison. According to the court, the defendant's goal was to cause the death of several people. The verdict is not final.
He conducted electricity into the metal gate of the Pécs monument to kill several people.
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