Relieved and at peace with himself. So is André Bamberski, the "father courage" French, having succeeded to deliver to the justice of his country after 28 years of searching, the murderer of her daughter.
Dieter Krombach, a German doctor married to former Bamberski woman was sentenced in France in 1995 to 15 years in prison for the murder of Kalinka Bamberski in 1982.
was his stepfather. However, the German courts refused to extradite the doctor because his court case had been filed, prompting the girl's father to devote his life to find ways to retaliate.
I accomplished what I wanted. My daughter's murderer will be tried Fearing that the statute of limitations in France, something will happen in 2015, Bamberski, 72, hired someone to kidnap and deliver Krombach gala to justice, as he himself has confessed.
Krombach was found on Sunday morning at the doors of the courthouse in the town of Mulhouse in Alsace (France). Was bound, gagged and had visible signs of violence, which was taken to a hospital, where he reported his detention.
"I feel relieved, at peace with myself, I have fulfilled the promise I made to my daughter's grave," said Bamberski in an interview that the newspaper published Thursday. It was he who called the court to say that the doctor was, gagged and handcuffed, in the vicinity of its headquarters.
"For 30 years I dedicated my life to this pursuit, sacrificing my professional and personal life, "he said.
Krombach's lawyers requested his release claiming that his conviction was overturned by a 2001 ruling of the Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg, which ruled that the doctor had not had a fair trial in France. Up to 10 years in prison.
Bamberski
For, after his confession was placed on probation and faces a sentence of up to ten years in prison. "I assume. I accomplished what I wanted. The murderer of my daughter will be judged, "said the man, ready to become a" symbol "if your" fight "is to" draw attention on the malfunctioning of justice. "
From now opening a debate on the legal situation in France Krombach. Strasbourg ruled that the German physician had not had a fair trial, because in those years when the trials in absentia defendants were not entitled to be represented by counsel.
Since then, French law has changed and provides that those convicted in absentia are returned to judge when they fall into the hands of justice.
In Germany, the performance of Bamberski not has pleased the authorities and the Bavarian Justice Minister Beate Merk, considered "unacceptable that some people take the law into their own hand the pretext that disagree with national courts.
While the Germans are looking for the perpetrators of the kidnapping and all clues point to men of Russian and French nationality, according to media Gauls.
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