Just over three months after the incident, the trial against the suspect begins.
Just over three months after the tragic incident when Christian Zedig lost his life, the trial against the suspect begins in the Copenhagen District Court.
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Christian Zedig died after being inflicted with a heavy fist blow to the neck which caused a bleeding in the pulse artery.
Just over three months after the tragic evening when the life of Christian Zedig's family changed forever, the man suspected of taking his life is now on trial in Copenhagen.
- This time has of course been terrible for the family, says Jakob Buch-Jepsen, the family's plaintiff's attorney, to SVT. Through him, Christian Zedig's wife says that the incident has changed their lives forever.
"Take one day at a time"
"I have lost my husband and our two children have lost their father. The sadness and longing for him characterizes our everyday life every day. In the midst of my own sadness, I try to be there for the children, create security and help them understand a reality that no child should have to face.
Right now we are trying to take one day at a time and find a way to live on with a missing person who will always be with us.”
According to the indictment, the 31-year-old man who is suspected has given Zedig a strong punch to the neck. The blow caused a bleed on the artery that caused him to be pronounced dead a few days later.
The trial begins in Copenhagen City Hall at 1:15 p.m
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