Aargau to pay 175,000 Francs to Murderer of Prostitute ↗
Front page leadA court has ruled that the canton of Aargau must pay 175,000 Swiss Francs in damages to Tobias B., who was convicted of murdering a prostitute.
Switzerland
The front page of 20 Minuten features a mix of domestic and international news. A top story reports on a court ruling in Aargau, Switzerland, where the canton must pay damages to the perpetrator of a prostitute murder. Other domestic news includes a story about tourists damaging hotel rooms in…
A court has ruled that the canton of Aargau must pay 175,000 Swiss Francs in damages to Tobias B., who was convicted of murdering a prostitute.
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