29-Year Prison Sentence Sought for Noureddine H. in Djordy Latumahina Murder Case

The Public Prosecution Service wants a prison sentence of 29 years and 9 months against Noureddine H. for the murder of Djordy Latumahina from Amsterdam. he was accidentally shot. H., 43 years old, is the last suspect to stand trial for the murder that happened on October 8, 2016.

According to the Public Prosecution Service, H. was the one who gave the order to kill the drug criminal Gino M. The case is called a wrongful killing because the shooter mistook 31-year-old DJ Latumahina for the intended target.

Gunmen opened fire on the DJ’s family with semi-automatic weapons when he tried to park his car in their apartment in Amsterdam West. Latumahina and her lover died instantly he was badly injured and permanently paralyzed. Their 2-year-old daughter was in the back of the car and she was unharmed.

It later emerged that Latumahina drove the same type of car and lived in the same building as the intended person. According to the Public Prosecution Service, H. is therefore guilty of the DJ’s death.

H. was born in May 2021 arrested in Spain. He was hiding there and the local police had been looking for him for some time. He is also on trial for planning the assassination attempt on Naoufal ‘Noffel’ F. and for leading a criminal group.

The evidence for H.’s involvement in the two assassinations is based on messages from hacked PGP phones. According to the public prosecutor, decrypted messages show that H. ordered the murder and paid the shooter.

There are several chat accounts that the suspect’s name is linked to. This could be deduced from, among other things, language use and the way they speak, write NH.

H. himself denies that he was involved in the murder and says that he did not write the messages. “It’s not me,” he said today. “So I can’t say more than yes or no.”

His lawyer says the evidence provided by the Public Prosecution Service is not strong enough. msgstr “The structure of the evidence depends on recommendations. The file does not contain critical information.”

In recent years, seven suspects have been convicted of involvement in the shooting. Shooter Djurgen W. got one in 2018 thirty years imprisonment and others involved received sentences of up to 26 years.

The court will reach a decision on June 24.