In addition, according to the OM, the DNA of B. is found mixed with the DNA of Nicky, which in their view indicates that there was contact between the two.
That’s the forensic evidence in the case. As far as the OM is concerned, there is still a lot of tactical evidence. Jos B. committed sexual offenses in 1984 and 1985 that are very similar in modus operandi to what must have happened with Nicky. He then felt young boys of around eleven years old in their pants and kept his hand over their mouth. The man’s DNA was mainly found on the waistband and the inside of the crotch portion of Nicky’s underpants.
The man has refused to cooperate in the investigation at the PBC and as a result no advice about tbs has been issued. But the OM does not want the suspect to be rewarded for his refusal. “Are we taking the risk as a society?” The Public Prosecution Service is not very keen on this and also says that if it turns out that a treatment is not necessary, it can be discontinued quickly.
The Public Prosecution Service demands 15 years in prison and TBS with compulsory treatment against the man, but if the court does not want to impose treatment, according to the prosecutors, it should result in a prison sentence of 18 years.
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