The entire criminal trial again: Erasmus shooter Fouad L. played the 'villain' in his own film

Fouad L. is appealing his life sentence for triple murder, claiming he was not responsible for his actions. He describes the events as if he were an actor in a film, stating he felt a positive sensation during the incident. L. argues that his ambition to become a doctor was thwarted by his victims, leading to his violent actions. His defense contends he suffers from a dissociative disorder and seeks to be declared fully unaccountable. Experts suggest he may have lost touch with reality but maintained control throughout. The prosecution seeks a lengthy sentence and mandatory treatment, while L. expresses a desire for rehabilitation and insists he has good intentions.