Ingolstadt Doppelgänger Murder Trial Nears Conclusion

Prosecutors argue for life sentences as evidence mounts against accused in high-profile case.

The trial involves the murder of a 23-year-old woman who resembled one of the accused, allegedly killed to allow the accused to assume her identity.
Prosecutors presented evidence of attempted murder solicitations by both defendants, highlighting their dangerous intent.
The accused, Schahraban K. and Sheqir K., face charges of murder and attempted murder solicitation, with prosecutors seeking life imprisonment.
A key aspect of the case involves a 'hit list' allegedly created by Sheqir K. to silence witnesses through intimidation or murder.
The defense has filed a motion to record the prosecution's closing arguments, which has been contested by the court.