In the quiet German town of Aschaffenburg, parents are mourning the unthinkable. A 28-year-old Afghan man, suffering from severe mental illness, attacked a group of toddlers in a park — killing two-year-old Yannis and a brave father who tried to protect them.
Moments before the rampage, prosecutors say he played “motivational battle music” on his phone. “He tore scarves from the children’s heads… then pulled one from a stroller,” a witness said, their voice trembling. The attacker stabbed Yannis five times before being stopped and arrested nearby.
Three others were badly hurt — including a two-year-old girl, a teacher, and an elderly man who stepped in to help. The suspect, Enamullah O., now faces trial and could spend the rest of his life in a psychiatric facility.
🇩🇪 Across Germany, this tragedy has reignited painful questions about safety, mental health, and immigration.
🕯️ Hold your loved ones close tonight. Some stories remind us just how fragile innocence truly is.
