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8/25/2025, 2:48:37 PM
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8/25/2025, 2:48:37 PM
No.513942805
>>513943163
>>513943989
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Girl, 17, is stabbed to death while calling cops
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15031019/Girl-17-stabbed-death-calling-cops-followed-bike-ride-home-Holland-arrest-asylum-seeker-raped-woman-days-earlier.html
https://archive.is/vRZmc
A wave of national fury has swept Holland following the arrest of an asylum seeker for the killing of a 17-year-old who was stabbed to death while she was calling the police to report being followed on her bike ride home.
The lifeless body of Lisa was discovered by police in a roadside ditch in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
She was returning from a night out with friends before she was attacked by a man who also had a bicycle with him, while she was phoning the emergency police number.
The main suspect in the case - a 22-year-old male asylum seeker - was arrested four days ago for a rape in Amsterdam on August 15, and allegedly assaulted a third woman five days earlier.
The violent murder of the teenager has triggered widespread outrage and a nationwide 'reclaim the night' campaign, after a Dutch actress and author wrote a poem that went viral about Lisa's final moments cycling home.
In a post shared on her Instagram, Nienke Gravemade wrote: 'The red bag. I keep thinking about that red bag. How it dangled from her handlebars as she drove through the night. A night that belonged to her too.
'I claim the night. I claim the streets. I demand that the fear be lifted.'
Alongside the poem, the author posted the hashtag #rechtopdenacht or 'right to the night'.
On Wednesday morning at around 3:30 am local time, Lisa parted with her friends and began her cycle ride home on an electric bike from the centre of Amsterdam to the nearby town of Abcoude.
While on her way home, she noticed someone following her and suspected she was about to be attacked, so she called the emergency 112 number for help.
The attack occurred south of the secondary school she had just recently graduated from, the Spinoza20First in Amsterdam-Oost.
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https://archive.is/vRZmc
A wave of national fury has swept Holland following the arrest of an asylum seeker for the killing of a 17-year-old who was stabbed to death while she was calling the police to report being followed on her bike ride home.
The lifeless body of Lisa was discovered by police in a roadside ditch in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
She was returning from a night out with friends before she was attacked by a man who also had a bicycle with him, while she was phoning the emergency police number.
The main suspect in the case - a 22-year-old male asylum seeker - was arrested four days ago for a rape in Amsterdam on August 15, and allegedly assaulted a third woman five days earlier.
The violent murder of the teenager has triggered widespread outrage and a nationwide 'reclaim the night' campaign, after a Dutch actress and author wrote a poem that went viral about Lisa's final moments cycling home.
In a post shared on her Instagram, Nienke Gravemade wrote: 'The red bag. I keep thinking about that red bag. How it dangled from her handlebars as she drove through the night. A night that belonged to her too.
'I claim the night. I claim the streets. I demand that the fear be lifted.'
Alongside the poem, the author posted the hashtag #rechtopdenacht or 'right to the night'.
On Wednesday morning at around 3:30 am local time, Lisa parted with her friends and began her cycle ride home on an electric bike from the centre of Amsterdam to the nearby town of Abcoude.
While on her way home, she noticed someone following her and suspected she was about to be attacked, so she called the emergency 112 number for help.
The attack occurred south of the secondary school she had just recently graduated from, the Spinoza20First in Amsterdam-Oost.
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