Ana Kriegel father

Daughter (14) was murdered by two 14-year-old boys who were convicted in 2019.

It made them the youngest people in the history of the State to be convicted of murder. Please remember Ana and keep her in your hearts, somewhere.” It made them the youngest people in the history of the State to be convicted of murder.of Ana Kriégel, who was also 14.

Ana Kriegel, 14, was killed in May 2018 when she was lured to an abandoned house and sexually assaulted before she was beaten to death by Ireland's youngest ...

A death notice on RIP.ie reads: "Patrick Kriegel, Leixlip Co Kildare and formerly of Paris, France, June 12 (peacefully) at home. It referenced a "satanist cult" and had a number of "cult rules", the court heard. She was discovered at the abandoned house in Luncan, Dublin, three days later, having died of a blunt force trauma to the head.

TRIBUTES are being paid to Ana Kriégel's dad after he passed away over the weekend.Patrick Kriégel died peacefully at home on Sunday, June 19.Patric.

Another added: "Heartfelt sympathies to the Kriegel family. "Family flowers only please. "May Ana now welcome her daddy and may he hold her in his arms forever more." "Patrick was a gentleman with a great since of humour and so dignified." "May Ana and Patrick both rest in peace and some comfort knowing they're both reunited and watching over you. "Beloved husband of Geraldine and dear father of the late Anastasia (Ana).

WARNING, GRAPHIC CONTENT: Almost two years to the day, two 14-year-old boys who looked at 'Satanic' material were found guilty of murdering Patrick ...

Boy A was also convicted of aggravated sexual assault and was sentenced to life for murder and aggravated sexual assault. One of the boys, identified as Boy A, was also found guilty of the additional charge of aggravated sexual assault. Semen staining on a top found at the scene where Ana's body was discovered contained the DNA of Boy A. She left her house in the early evening thinking she was going to meet a boy she liked, however she was instead taken to the derelict building in Lucan, where the other boy was waiting. Both boys have been granted anonymity due to their age, and were referred to as Boy A and Boy B throughout the trial. The trial heard police found a book with a "satanic pledge" in one of the boy's homes.