BVB trial: Bartra reports fear of death - Aubameyang did not appear

Dortmund (SID) Football professional Marc Bartra gave a moving account of the bomb attack on the team of Bundesliga club Borussia Dortmund in the witness stand. "I haven't come to terms with the attack to this day and I'm still suffering. I was scared to death and afraid that I would never see my family again," said the Spanish central defender, who was injured in the arm in the bomb attack on April 11, 2017. Bartra (27) first had a statement read out in room 130 of the Dortmund Regional Court at 10.15:XNUMX a.m. and then answered questions from the public prosecutor and defense with the help of a translator. Just the news that the defendant Sergei W. would be sitting in the hall caused “panic”. He also struggles with recurring nightmares: "The attack changed my life." Sergej W. had already confessed to detonating three explosive devices next to the BVB bus before departure for the first leg of the Champions League quarter-final against AS Monaco. However, this was done without any intention to kill. W. is charged with 28 counts of attempted murder. Bartra said on the fourth day of the trial: "I'm glad to be alive." Bartra's teammate Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was also called as a witness. He did not show up for his scheduled appointment on Monday. The top scorer is about to transfer to England to Arsenal FC.

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BVB trial: Bartra reports fear of death - Aubameyang did not appear

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