🚨BREAKING: A German court has ruled that the Iraqi migrant who pushed a 16-year-old Ukrainian refugee in front of a freight train will serve no prison time. Liana K. fled Mariupol with her family in 2022 and was living in Germany. On August 11, 2025, while walking home and speaking on the phone with her grandfather, she was shoved onto the tracks at Friedland station. The train struck her and she died from her injuries. Her grandfather heard her scream before the line went silent. Police initially treated the death as a possible accident or suicide. DNA evidence later recovered from her shoulder showed she had been pushed from behind by 31-year-old Muhammad A., an Iraqi national whose asylum claim had been rejected and who was under an enforceable deportation order that was never carried out. Despite clear evidence that he deliberately pushed her into the path of the train, the Göttingen court found him not criminally responsible due to paranoid schizophrenia. Instead of prison, he has been ordered into indefinite psychiatric detention at taxpayer expense. Authorities had multiple opportunities to remove him from the country before the attack. Those opportunities were not taken. Liana is dead as a result.