比利时布鲁塞尔郊外巡回法庭于9月24日开审米莉亚姆·尤伦斯枪杀案,嫌疑人为其继子尼古拉·尤伦斯。案件焦点在于其行为是故意杀人还是过失杀人。尤伦斯夫妇曾在中国北京798艺术区创建尤伦斯当代艺术中心。
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米莉亚姆·尤伦斯是比利时亿万富翁盖伊·尤伦斯的妻子,尼古拉·尤伦斯是盖伊·尤伦斯与前妻所生之子,即米莉亚姆·尤伦斯的继子。尤伦斯夫妇曾在中国北京798艺术区创建尤伦斯当代艺术中心。
中新网布鲁塞尔9月25日电 (记者 德永健)案发3年半后,比利时知名艺术品收藏家米莉亚姆·尤伦斯遭枪杀案24日开审,嫌疑人米莉亚姆·尤伦斯的继子尼古拉·尤伦斯将接受法庭审判。
据比利时荷兰语国家广播电视台等媒体报道,当日在比利时首都布鲁塞尔郊外一家巡回法庭,案件正式开审。公诉人宣读了起诉书,由6名女性和6名男性组成的陪审团业已敲定。
报道称,庭审将持续约两周时间,计划听取100多名证人及专家的证词。由于尼古拉·尤伦斯对枪杀米莉亚姆·尤伦斯供认不讳,庭审焦点将是其行为构成故意杀人罪还是过失杀人罪。
米莉亚姆·尤伦斯生前是比利时亿万富翁盖伊·尤伦斯的妻子,尼古拉·尤伦斯是盖伊·尤伦斯与前妻所生之子,即米莉亚姆·尤伦斯的继子。2023年3月,尼古拉·尤伦斯来到尤伦斯夫妇家中,对米莉亚姆·尤伦斯连开数枪致其身亡,盖伊·尤伦斯幸免于难。
事后尼古拉·尤伦斯向警方自首,声称“一时冲动”酿成命案。比利时媒体则援引知情人士的话称,案件或牵涉尤伦斯家族财产纠纷,尼古拉·尤伦斯认为米莉亚姆·尤伦斯创建的服装品牌及旗下时装公司经营不善,损失惨重,致使尤伦斯家族的财产大幅缩水。
盖伊·尤伦斯为比利时知名富商,早年接管家族生意后积累数亿欧元财产。1999年他与米莉亚姆·尤伦斯结婚后,夫妇二人在艺术品收藏界十分活跃。2007年,尤伦斯夫妇在北京798艺术区创建尤伦斯当代艺术中心,一时在中国名声大噪。2017年,两人将尤伦斯当代艺术中心转手,该中心经改组后一直经营至今。
2023年3月枪杀案发生后,为尤伦斯家族形象蒙上厚重阴影。2025年4月,盖伊·尤伦斯逝世,享年90岁。(完)
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法庭将在约两周后宣判尼古拉·尤伦斯是否构成故意杀人罪或过失杀人罪。
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