27-Year-Old Man in Court for Sexual Acts with 11-Year-Old Girl in Bad Vilbel
Stand: 01.07.2025
9:53 p.m.
In a shocking turn of events, a 27-year-old man, identified as Hamza F., has been brought before the Frankfurt district court on charges of committing sexual acts with an 11-year-old girl from Bad Vilbel and possession of child pornography. This disturbing case has shocked the Rhein-Main region and has raised serious concerns about the safety of children in the area.
According to the indictment, Hamza F. met the girl, who has been identified as Luisa (name changed), through the social media platform Snapchat. During their first encounter, he allegedly claimed to be 19 years old, while Luisa falsely stated she was 13. The duo then met at Luisa’s home, where they watched an “erotic film” and engaged in “sexual acts” as described by the indictment.
Luisa’s parents returned home unexpectedly and caught Hamza F. in bed with their daughter. He was arrested on the spot and was later found to have numerous child pornographic images on his iPhone. Hamza has been in custody ever since.
Facing the Consequences
The presiding judge, Moritz von Schenk, explained the concept of confession to the defendant, stressing its importance in mitigating the potential punishment. However, Hamza’s attempts at confessing only led to confusion and more contradictions. At first, he claimed that Luisa had initiated the sexual act, planting a kiss on his leg. After a brief recess, his second attempt was an equally problematic account, claiming that Luisa had initiated the sexual contact.
The court decision will likely weigh heavily on Hamza F. as the evidence is overwhelming. The court session was adjourned, with a potential verdict likely to be announced the following day. Hamza is said to be deeply remorseful, expressing his regret for his actions. His lawyer has also proposed a perpetrator-victim compensation of €5,000 to assist Luisa’s recovery. However,Confession, restorative justice, and offender compensation are especially crucial in cases of child abuse.