"Wollhaus-Raser" to be deported to Turkey - ‘Wool House Speeder’ Faces Deportation After Fatal High-Speed Crash Conviction
A Turkish national, convicted of murder in Germany, is set to be deported. The man, known locally as the 'Wool House Speeder', was involved in a fatal car crash in Heilbronn in February 2023. The victim, a 42-year-old driver, lost his life, while his wife suffered severe injuries and their two children sustained minor injuries.
The convicted man, identified as Hakan E., was driving a 300-horsepower sports car at excessive speed in a 40 km/h zone when he lost control, causing the crash. His conviction was based on the legal principle of Heimtücke, which means the victim could not have anticipated the oncoming vehicle.
A deportation order has been issued, giving Hakan E. one month to challenge it. If unsuccessful, the order becomes legally binding and will be carried out by the Karlsruhe Regional Council.
The 'Wool House Speeder' is to be deported to Turkey following his murder conviction. The deportation order, issued by German authorities, is subject to a one-month challenge period. If the challenge fails, the deportation will be carried out by the Karlsruhe Regional Council.
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