– It was a terrible accident that should not have happened. I am incredibly sorry that I have exposed the bereaved to what I have done, said <a href="https://www.archyde.com/defendant-claims-the-mortensrud-tragedy-was-an-unfortunate-accident/" title="Defendant Claims: "The Mortensrud Tragedy Was an Unfortunate Accident”>Valon Avdyli (37) when he explained the murder in the Oslo district court on Wednesday, according to The daily newspaper.
He admits to having fired the two shots that hit Hamse Hashi Adan at Lofsrud school in Mortensrud on 7 October 2021, but says that he shot only to scare. When the case started in the Oslo District Court on Tuesday, he pleaded not guilty to the murder and attempted murder of seven others who were at the scene. According to the indictment, Avdyli fired at least seven shots.
Prosecutor Trude Antonsen said in her opening statement on Tuesday that she too believes that Adan was an accidental victim.
Torpedo mission gone wrong
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In court on Wednesday, Valon Avdyli said that the reason for the murder was an incident three days before the murder. Avdyli had taken on a torpedo mission which involved collecting money from a man in the Mortensrud gang, but the mission ended with Avdyli and the two he went to Mortensrud with being shot at, writes The online newspaper.
After this, he felt threatened, and wanted to distinguish himself so that the environment would leave him alone.
Says he shot around the legs
He first went up to Lofsrud school on 6 October, but found no one.
The next day he went back and saw some people standing outside the school. In court, he explained that he took out the weapon and shot around the legs of those standing there, before he saw that one of them “stumbled”.
– Then I saw that one tripped, and I thought did he trip on his own or did I really hit him in the leg. I hoped I didn’t, so I finished shooting and ran from there. Ran to the car and drove to a friend who was going to drive me home. When I got home I saw in the media that one had died. I was completely shocked. It was not intended that anyone should die, Avdyli told Nettavisen.
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2024-09-11 08:58:24
The Tragic Death of Hamse Hashi Adan: A Senseless Murder in Oslo
On October 7, 2021, a brutal shooting incident occurred outside Lofsrud school in Mortensrud, Oslo, resulting in the tragic death of 20-year-old Hamse Hashi Adan. The accused, Valon Avdyli (37), has admitted to firing the shots that hit Adan, but claims he only intended to scare, not kill [[1]].
According to Avdyli’s testimony in the Oslo District Court, the motive behind the shooting was a “torpedo mission” gone wrong three days prior to the incident. Avdyli, accompanied by two others, had attempted to collect money from a man in the Mortensrud gang, but they were shot at, leaving him feeling threatened and seeking to defend himself [[3]].
Avdyli claimed that he went to Lofsrud school on October 6, 2021, but found no one. He returned the next day and saw people standing outside the school, at which point he fired shots, allegedly aiming around their legs, to scare them off [[2]]. Unfortunately, Adan was caught in the crossfire and fatally wounded.
Prosecutor Trude Antonsen has stated that she believes Adan was an accidental victim, and Avdyli has expressed remorse for his actions, saying, “It was a terrible accident that should not have happened. I am incredibly sorry that I have exposed the bereaved to what I have done” [[1]].
Despite his admission to firing the shots, Avdyli has pleaded not guilty to the murder and attempted murder of seven others who were present at the scene. The indictment alleges that Avdyli fired at least seven shots that day [[2]].
As the trial continues, the people of Oslo are left to grapple with the senseless violence that has shaken their community. The death of Hamse Hashi Adan serves as a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of gang-related violence and the importance of addressing the root causes of such conflicts.
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The Tragic Death of Hamse Hashi Adan: A Senseless Murder in Oslo
On October 7, 2021, a brutal shooting incident occurred outside Lofsrud school in Mortensrud, Oslo, resulting in the tragic death of 20-year-old Hamse Hashi Adan. The accused, Valon Avdyli (37), has admitted to firing the shots that hit Adan, but claims he only intended to scare, not kill [[1]].
According to Avdyli’s testimony in the Oslo District Court, the motive behind the shooting was a “torpedo mission” gone wrong three days prior to the incident
