Erasmus case. 'Girlfriend still tried to wake Romy after shooting Fouad L.: she didn't respond anymore'. Romy, only 14 years old, was opening the door that day when L. rang the bell. He immediately shot her, after which he returned to his own house, started a fire, and returned to the house where Marlous, Romy and her best friend were. There he chased Marlous and shot her to death. Romy died later that day in the hospital. The best friend was present in the house when L. rang the doorbell. Romy was waiting anxiously that day for the new coat she had ordered. Together they sat on the couch. They were making a movie for TikTok, as they often did together. When the doorbell rang, they said in chorus, "The coat! Romy's girlfriend is assisted in this case by Jordi L'Homme.

Last week, Mr. Kötter was a guest on the podcast Napleiten. There he talked about a case that has stayed with him a lot. The podcast can be seen and listened to below. In the last century, farmers did not use veterinarians when calving, but livestock midwives. A profession that is almost non-existent today. A then 66-year-old man from Gelderland was still a livestock obstetrician in 2020 and also performed cesarean sections on cows, but by law this is only allowed in emergencies. The man was prosecuted for performing hundreds of unauthorized cesarean sections. Attorney Justin Kötter talks about the case.

Sywert van Lienden and his business partners may be prosecuted for swindling the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport (VWS). The Rotterdam District Court did not go along with the request of the three business partners that this suspicion should be dropped because, according to them, the state knew exactly that they could make a profit from the mouthpiece deal. Mr. Plasman represents the injured party Randstad in this case and filed charges of (among other things) fraud on their behalf.

The Public Prosecutor's Office is speeding up the trial surrounding the explosion of violence after the Ajax - Maccabi Tel Aviv match. On Wednesday and Thursday, five suspects will appear in court, not all of them equally guilty. "I'm a little riled up. The prosecution has also decided to summon defendants without knowing who their victims are. This could jeopardize the rights of the victims. So argue two lawyers, including Peter Plasman, speaking on behalf of sixty clients, mostly Maccabi supporters.

An intense, obsessive infatuation that was not reciprocated led John S. (40) to commit a massacre at Tro Tardi care farm in Alblasserdam. The victims were completely random, further investigation revealed: "A painful finding." Mr. L'Homme assisted four victims in the case.

Four former residents of the Gelderland 'youth village' De Glind for vulnerable children have filed charges of long-term sexual abuse and mistreatment by a former foster parent. This is confirmed by their lawyer Jordi L'Homme.

Former Hague aldermen Richard de Mos and Rachid Guernaoui again acquitted of bribery on appeal. The Hague's former alderman Richard de Mos has again been acquitted of bribery on appeal. Former alderman Rachid Guernaoui and the five other defendants were also again acquitted of bribery. However, the court did rule that De Mos and Guernaoui violated their official secrecy. De Mos will receive a suspended fine of 2,000 euros for this. Mrs. Plasman and L'Homme assisted the aldermen in this case.

Judge says murder of Peter R. de Vries is not terrorism: this is what the verdict means. The court ruled today on the executors and involved in the murder of Peter R. de Vries. Result: no life sentence for the executors, and it is not terrorism, while the prosecution demanded it. 'A judge also looks at the person'

The 22-year-old Sanil B. from Hilversum has been acquitted of manslaughter on Carlo Heuvelman after all. He was the only one convicted by the court. However, the court of appeal in Leeuwarden acquitted him. Heuvelman was kicked to death on Mallorca in a night of violence in July 2021. For that, no one is now convicted. The verdict is an incredible blow to Carlo's relatives.

The client of attorneys Peter Plasman and Jordi L'Homme has been sentenced to 3 years and 8 months in prison in the Marengo liquidation trial. The prosecution demanded a prison sentence of 16 years a few months earlier.

The man from Breda who wanted to kill TV presenter Tim Hofman was in a psychosis at the time. This was told by his lawyer Wednesday afternoon during the first hearing, at which Hofman and the suspect were both absent. She also stated that her client had surrendered rather quickly. 'I have a gun in my bag and I will give you my bag. Just call the Royal Military Police, I'll wait outside,' he reportedly said, upon which he walked out. There the man was arrested. 'Saved by receptionist' Tim Hofman's lawyer Maarten Pijnenburg overwhelmingly disagreed. "Thank God he was not there, he was saved by the receptionist," he said.

The Dordrecht family that was racially treated during an arrest by a police officer in 2020 has reacted with surprise to the news that the same officer is now becoming a supervisor with the immigration police. This is what lawyer Justin Kötter let us know.

Hemani's appeal may still proceed despite heavy accusation by lawyer in Insiya kidnapping case The lawyer of Shehzad Hemani, convicted of kidnapping his daughter Insiya, argues that the prosecution deliberately sent his summons in the appeal case to an incorrect address. The court does not share this opinion. As a result, the appeal can still proceed.

In the appeal against Romeo A., the Public Prosecutor (OM) is demanding ten years in prison for running a boys' brothel in Utrecht. Eight years in prison is demanded against his companion Nico L.. The prosecution also wants both men to receive tbs with compulsory treatment. The two men were previously sentenced to six years in prison and suspended in prison for committing fornication and recruiting vulnerable, sometimes underage boys to prostitution. They did this from their home in the Overvecht district of Utrecht.

Maarten Pijnenburg was part of the MH17 Legal Assistance Team, which assisted the bereaved families of the MH-17 air disaster. The District Court of The Hague sentenced three of the four suspects in the MH17 criminal case to life in prison for their role in the shooting down of the Malaysia Airlines plane over eastern Ukraine on July 17, 2014. The fourth suspect was acquitted by the court. Russians Igor Girkin and Sergei Dubinsky and Ukrainian Leonid Khartchenko received life sentences. The charges against the Russian Oleg Pulatov are not considered legally and convincingly proven by the court and he therefore goes free. The prosecution had demanded life in prison against all four defendants.

Lawyer Plasman moves to file charges against Sywert van Lienden in mouthpiece case Lawyer Peter Plasman is going to press charges against Sywert van Lienden and two business partners. They are guilty of fraud with their mouthpiece deal with the government, Plasman said on the talk show Jinek. Following an appeal earlier this week, a number of aggrieved people have come forward to him, according to the lawyer. They are presumably volunteers who helped Van Lienden bring millions of mouth caps to the Netherlands at the beginning of the corona crisis, when there was a severe shortage of medical supplies.

For stabbing and strangling his wife Justina to death, Daniel D. (40) of Rotterdam was sentenced by the court to three years in prison and tbs with compulsory treatment.

Undercover agents briefly kidnapped a suspect of extorting employees of a fruit transport company in Hedel. They did so as part of the investigation into the case. The suspect's lawyer, Peter Plasman, says so following reports in De Telegraaf. The agents posed as serious criminals and wanted to find out who the suspect was working for. He was picked off the street and put in a van, suggesting a kidnapping. According to Plasman, he was heavily threatened and had to tell who was behind the threats and attacks against the staff of De Groot Fresh Food Group. "If he did not do that then something would be done to him or the family," Plasman said.

Murat K. has been acquitted by the court for the murder of 48-year-old Hakki Yesilkagit. The Tilburger was shot dead in Tilburg's Mahlerstraat on June 23, 2006. He was sitting in his car at the time, near his home, and was hit by six bullets at close range. There is no evidence that K. was in the Mahlerstraat at the time of the liquidation, the judge stated. While there are incriminating statements against K., the court cannot determine their reliability.

Cook was in the company of a Briton on the evening of his death. They were both visiting the sex club in Laren. The man was arrested at the time on suspicion of involvement, but released fairly quickly. When asked, the prosecutor did not want to reveal whether it was the same person. A prosecutor's spokesman would not say whether the Briton's possible involvement was still being investigated.

According to Peter Plasman, the lawyer for Faris K., who was part of Geert Wilders' security team, it was unclear within the Dienst Bewaken en Beveiligen (DBB) which information could be shared with whom. Plasman said this Monday in the court in The Hague during the first non-substantive hearing of the case. According to Plasman, it was left to the security guard himself to judge which information could and could not be shared. In addition, one of the chiefs of the DBB allegedly said that the information about Wilders' residence was known anyway.

Murder files Sjonnie W. incomplete Alleged serial killer's lawyer claims investigation records of certain cases are untraceable. The original court files of the murdered Monique Roossien from Groningen and Mirela Mos are no longer available, says lawyer Maarten Pijnenburg, who assists the alleged serial killer Sjonny W. from Amsterdam in today's Dagblad Van Het Noorden. Mirela Mos was murdered in 2004, Monique Roossien in 2003.

Enise Merve B. (21), who spent two weeks robbing the Netherlands with her partner Antonio van der P. (27) in February 2014, has been sentenced on appeal to 12 years in prison. This was decided by the court in Leeuwarden on Wednesday. The length of the sentence is equal to the prosecution's demand and to the sentence B. already received last year. Her lawyer Peter Plasman was present in court Wednesday afternoon, Enise B. herself was not. According to the court, Enise had an active role in the crime and there was close cooperation and joint preparation. Her role in the rampage is thus not inferior to that of her partner. "Defendant acted unconscionably, she totally failed to empathize with victims," the court said.

Former neurologist Ernst Jansen Steur must undergo another psychological examination. That is what his lawyer Peter Plasman said Thursday during the pre-trial hearing in the appeal against the former doctor sentenced to 3 years in prison. Diagnosis In mid-May next year, the case will be heard substantively. Jansen was convicted of, among other things, intentionally making misdiagnoses of several patients. Jansen was addicted to medication at the time.

If the claim of 4,875,000 euros, which Arrold van den Hurk has filed with Endemol through his lawyer Peter Plasman, will be granted, there is a good chance that Endemol will have to pay out a total of 10 million euros. Home candidate 'Suitcase game' According to the rules of the game of Miljoenenjacht, the 'home candidate' who competes in the suitcase game is paid the same amount as the winner in the studio. Now that was 125,000 euros but if van den Hurk still receives a total of 5 million then the home candidate is also entitled to 5 million euros. So that would total 10 million euros for Endemol.

Another request for release Fred R. Fred R., one of the suspects in the Passage liquidation trial, tried again Friday to get an end to his remand. Through summary proceedings before the court of appeal, his lawyer Peter Plasman pleaded for the release of Fred R., who has now been in pre-trial detention for more than six years. In May of this year, Fred R. also tried in summary proceedings before the court to be released. That request was then rejected by the court. The judge in summary proceedings did find the remand exceptionally long, but did not consider it unlawful.

The suspect in the murder of Theo van Gogh, Mohammed B., will make a short statement today in court in Amsterdam. So far he has been silent. B.'s lawyer Peter Plasman announced this yesterday after visiting his client in the Pieter Baan Center (PBC). This is the court's observation clinic where B. is now being held for a behavioral examination. B. informed Plasman of his decision the day before yesterday. The lawyer said nothing about the content of B.'s statement or his motivation to appear.Immediately after his arrest on November 2, B. told police officers that he had wanted to die in the murder of Van Gogh.

Saturday, May 13, 2000, is a beautiful, summer day in Enschede. Many people are outside enjoying the weather. But at about three o'clock the fire department receives a report of a fire. At 3:30 a.m. on the grounds of fireworks company S.E. Fireworks, a huge explosion sounds, followed by a heavy, all-destroying blast. The entire Roombeek neighborhood is razed to the ground. 947 people are injured and four firefighters and nineteen residents are killed. Lawyer Peter Plasman assisted director of S.E. Fireworks Rudi Bakker and talks about the case in which the truth has still not emerged.