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A man in Rozenburg was convicted of attempted manslaughter after trying to strangle his girlfriend—neighbors intervened, police responded, and a groundbreaking forensic method sealed the case. Using specialized lighting and cameras, doctors detected hidden neck injuries invisible to the naked eye, turning them into irrefutable evidence. This new tech, part of a pilot program in Rotterdam and Amsterdam since December 2025, is revolutionizing domestic violence prosecutions by catching injuries often missed or discovered too late. The conviction—360 days in prison, 169 suspended, plus 150 hours community service—marks the first time this method led to a conviction. Prosecutors and medical experts hailed it as a vital step forward, giving courts concrete proof in cases where testimony alone isn’t enough. It’s a powerful tool for justice, ensuring perpetrators face consequences—and helping prevent future tragedies.

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