In Germany another girl killed by...um...media won't say, cuz...

In Germany a 15-year-old girl was strangled to death by her *unnamed* teen boyfriend and dumped in the woods near her home.

The murderer called the police and told them he'd done it, and that he'd left her body in the woods.  But because he wasn't specific about where, it took hours to find the girl.

She was found unconscious but alive, and was rushed to the hospital.  Sadly, two days later she died.

Nothing in the press on the killer's name, age or whether he was an "immigrant," because EU laws protect "special classes."  Wouldn't want people being concerned about unlimited, unvetted immigration, eh?

But...last year the killer's father tied his daughter’s hands together and repeatedly stabbed her with a knife, killing her, in an apparent religious ritual.

The father reportedly told the court that he had studied religion and the Koran intensively.

Ah, the Koran, y'say.

Now here's outrage piled on top of the already outrageous murder of the poor bound daughter:  In court the father/killer explained his motive: “At some point, it became clear that I had to sacrifice one of my children for God.”

No, Lying Media, that's not what the son of a whore said.  He said "for Allah."  But the German media--like the media in the entire world--is hell-bent on whitewashing the evils of Islam, to make it easier for corrupt pols to keep inviting them into vulnerable nations by the millions.

In November a German court ruled that the father was not guilty of murdering his bound, helpless daughter, due to...mental illness.

And so it goes.  

In Germany young girls are being killed every week--and no one bats an eye.  Kinda like thugs and crazies in New York City shoving people in front of subway trains.

The murderous son is expected to be sentenced to at least a year in jail, "cuz he reeeally a guuud boy."

Source.

https://rmx.news/crime/german-teen-strangled-and-dumped-in-woods-by-boyfriend-dies-in-hospital-attacker-is-son-of-man-who-killed-7-year-old-daughter-in-religious-ritual-last-year/