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Man Accused of Killing 2 Syrian Teens Claims Psychiatric Treatment Awaits, Not Prison

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Efe Y., the 25-year-old accused of the fatal shooting of two Syrian teenagers in the Piet Wiedijkpark in Amsterdam-West, has said that he cannot be held accountable for his actions and will not be sent to prison, but rather to mandatory psychiatric treatment at a TBS facility. His attorney said on Friday during a preliminary hearing that Y. said that to him after the personality assessment in the Pieter Baan Center (PBC) was completed.

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The 25-year-old Efe Y., suspected of shooting and killing two Syrian boys in the Piet Wiedijkpark in Amsterdam-West, says that he is not criminally responsible and will not receive a prison sentence, but rather compulsory psychiatric treatment. His lawyer reported on Friday at the third preliminary hearing that Y. told him this after the personality assessment at the Pieter Baan Centre (PBC) had been completed.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The investigation into the murder of two Syrian teenagers who were shot dead in the Piet Wiedijkpark in Amsterdam on January 1 has not yet been concluded. The court criticizes the suspect's lack of cooperation. 25-year-old Efe Y. is exercising his right to remain silent. The results of the investigation at the Pieter Baan Centre are also still pending. The two victims, Mohammad Nor (16) and Mohammed Al Mukrasi (18), were staying in a COA asylum…

·Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Efe Y., the 25-year-old man who allegedly shot and killed two Syrian teenagers in Nieuw-West on New Year's Day, has still made virtually no statements. Partly as a result, the police investigation will continue for months. This became apparent today during the third preliminary hearing on the case. "It is difficult to investigate a motive when the suspect invokes his right to remain silent almost entirely for five interrogations," said the publ…

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AT5 broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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