A GERMAN woman got revenge on her alleged rapist by stabbing him 100 times with a Samurai sword and burying him in a cemetery.
Tanya W, 25, lured Kadir Sercan Aslanbaba to a flat where she killed him with her new boyfriend on April 5, a court heard.
Prosecutors said Tanya had met Kadir, 28, on an internet chatroom in early 2019, but the relationship broke down after a few months.
Tanya then filed a police report claiming Kadir had raped her, but no charges were brought against him following the alleged attack.
A year later, Tanya and her new boyfriend, Emre A, 24, lured Kadir to a flat in Hanover, Lower Saxony.
Emre used pepper spray to immobilise him before stabbing him 100 times with a Samurai sword.
Police believe Tanya decided to get her own revenge after no charges were brought against Kadir.
Following the violent killing, Emre called paramedics for himself after claiming he had cut his hand.
But neighbours reported hearing screams from the flat and police also arrived to search the ground floor of the flat.
Emre told officers he had screamed after cutting himself and police did not search the first floor of the flat, where the killing had taken place.
Nine days after he was killed, Tanya and Emre packed Kadir's body into a suitcase, along with the Samurai sword, and took it to a cemetery in Kirchrode.
Kadir's family reported him missing two days after he was killed.
After gardeners discovered the body in the cemetery, police checked Kadir's recent telephone contacts and found Tanya.
The pair were arrested and both admitted killing Kadir, but claimed it was in self-defence.
Kadir's father and sister are attending the trial in Germany.
Pascal Ackermann, the family's lawyer, told local newspaper Bild: "The victim was buried in Turkey.
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"The family is still in deep mourning, but they want to look the perpetrators in the eyes."
Tanya and Emre both have Asperger's syndrome, the court heard, and they were living in social housing at the time of the killing.
The pair are expected to have a psychiatric evaluation next month.
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