Prison or mental hospital? – Tsindeliani was sexually promiscuous and addicted to drugs, according to the lawyer of the defendant in the murder of a 21-year-old girl.

Will they be sent to jail or to a psychiatric clinic in Kony?- The lawyer of the man accused of murdering a 21-year-old woman claims that Otar Tsindeliani acted in an indecent manner at the time of the crime.

“This is definitely not the work of a mentally healthy person,” the human rights defender said.

According to the lawyer, the defendant was a drug addict who had trouble controlling himself in his last days of freedom.

The representative claimed that half of Otar Sindiliya’s brain was damaged.

This is definitely not the behavior of a normal person. Although we have the right in Georgia to do a substitute examination, the examination did not confirm the complaint, and we are waiting for a response. Too bad he said nothing, doesn’t remember anything. He doesn’t even bother, he doesn’t say anything. And then these narcotics are withdrawn from the clinic, the family is treated, they are taken to the hospital, we ask for a medical history, and half of the brain area is damaged, “said Sindellian’s lawyer.

Today, the court reviewed evidence in the brutal crime case against Lillo, including the first 112 information about the discovery of the body. The murdered minor’s sister was also interviewed, and she confirmed Cinderella’s violent behavior against the 21-year-old girl.

In addition, a psychiatrist was questioned during today’s trial, who, according to prosecutors, confirmed that the deceased Kotvan Javakhishvili had a background of severe depression and prescribed him appropriate treatment. A forensic expert was also questioned, who testified that during a search of the defendant’s home, blood stains were found, including discarded pants that appeared to have blood stains.

On February 28, 21-year-old Keti Javakhishvili was brutally murdered in Lilo. Police arrested Otar Tsindeliani, the son of the victim’s godfather, on the most serious charge.

Keti Javakhishvili had 59 wounds on her body. Detainees exercised their right to remain silent.

Otar Tsindelian was charged under subsections “h” and “m” of Article 109 of the Criminal Code of Georgia (intentional murder based on sex, with particular cruelty), which provides for a sentence of 16 to 20 years’ imprisonment or life imprisonment.