Georgi Gendjov, who at the beginning of the year stabbed his mother 67 times, is sane and may be criminally liable.
This is what the expert examination shows, said the supervising prosecutor Angel Georgiev in the case, BTA reported.
Georgi Gendjov is accused of murder, committed in a particularly cruel manner.
At the time of the murder, the 25-year-old man was also sane, Georgiev also emphasized, but during the preliminary hearing, which began today by the District Court in Burgas, Gendjov spoke incoherently, repeating "300,000" several times. compensation".
Georgi Gendjov is accused of murder, committed in a particularly cruel manner, being brought under criminal responsibility under Art. 116 of the Criminal Code. If convicted, he could face 10 to 20 years in prison, life in prison, or life in prison without parole.
The first hearing in the case is scheduled for August.
Regarding this, the prosecutor specified that the defendant's behavior in custody was completely adequate and he has no idea why he is behaving like that now. However, the collected evidence indicates that Georgi Gendjov is the perpetrator of the crime, explained Angel Georgiev.
The lawyer of the detainee, Vanya Radieva, explained that between
Gendjov and his mother often had scandals, because she insisted that he be treated in a psychiatric clinic, and he refused to take his prescribed medication.
Nine experts were appointed to the case, five witnesses were called, including the grandmother and father of the 25-year-old man. Over the years, his parents filed several reports of domestic violence, but they were later withdrawn. On January 21, Georgi Gendjov killed his mother - Rada Gesheva, who was a teacher of Bulgarian language and literature - by stabbing her multiple times. It was later determined that the defendant had used narcotic substances, having used marijuana before the murder and was in the early stages of schizophrenia.