Ausonius
Britishnoun
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Having now received life terms in two countries, Ausonius is considered almost certain to spend the rest of his life locked up without parole.
From The Guardian
In a sign of Ausonius’s notoriety, the Norwegian white supremacist mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik mentioned the “laser man” as a figure who shared the same goals during his own trial.
From The Guardian
Ausonius was extradited to Germany in late 2016, and in February 2018 he was found guilty of the 1992 murder of a 68-year-old Jewish Holocaust survivor, Blanka Zmigrod, in Frankfurt.
From The Guardian
John Ausonius, 65, a Swedish far-right extremist, has been found guilty of murder in both countries, most recently receiving a life term in Germany in February last year that was upheld on appeal in November.
From The Guardian
Germany’s Federal Court of Justice said Tuesday it had thrown out Ausonius’ appeal.
From Seattle Times
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