Trial of fatal knife attack: Shocking revelations in Aschaffenburg
Trial against Enamullah O. for knife attack in Aschaffenburg starts on October 16, 2025 with strict controls.

Trial of fatal knife attack: Shocking revelations in Aschaffenburg
On October 29, 2025, the wheels of justice in Aschaffenburg will continue to be under special observation. The trial against the accused Enamullah O. has stirred the public, especially after the tragic events at the end of January of the same year, when a little boy and his father died in a knife attack. The trial takes place before the Aschaffenburg regional court and attracts both media representatives and interested citizens. Main Echo reports strict security controls that regulate access to the court - bags, cups, bottles or electronic devices stay outside.
The ambitious process is scheduled for a total of six days of negotiations, which began on October 16, 2025. In addition to October 29th, further negotiation days are scheduled for October 28th and 30th. The defendant's psychological state is always the focus of the trial. A psychiatric expert determined that Enamullah O. was mentally ill at the time of the crime and suffered from paranoid schizophrenia. According to experts, these psychotic motives had the aim of harming children, which makes the situation all the more tragic.
The moving witness reports
The statements from witnesses during the trial are consistently emotional and illuminate the grim gravity of the crime. A witness who lived with Enamullah O. in an asylum accommodation described aggressive behavior and stated that there had been a physical argument between them. Another 24-year-old witness reported an earlier incident in which the defendant threatened a woman with a knife. Such reports provide judges and the public with a shocking insight into the perpetrator's behavior.
In addition to these shocking testimonies, expert Hans-Peter Volz warned that if the defendant were to be released, the likelihood of renewed violent acts would be extremely high. In addition, Enamullah O. was probably addicted to alcohol and cannabis at the time of the crime and did not take his medication. Such information raises concern and sheds critical light on the background to the tragedy.
Protection for the community
The investigations and the ongoing trial not only serve to clarify matters, but are also intended to send a signal of deterrence. The number of people harmed and the attacks on innocent people make it clear that society must be vigilant. It also emerged that the defendant had already appeared before the federal police several times because of suspicious behavior. These circumstances do little to alleviate the grief for the victims of the knife attack, just as the tragic fate of a little boy and his father remains unforgotten.
It is still eagerly awaited to see how the trial will develop and whether the seriousness of the crime and the psychological state of the defendant will be sufficiently taken into account. The process provides a platform for those affected to share their stories and could help raise awareness of mental illness. The course will show both lawyers and the general public how the judiciary acts in such dramatic cases.