Rinda D.
Born: 1960
shot dead: 23 July 1981
Residence: Bietigheim-Bissingen
Origin: Turkey
Children: 1 newborn son
Perpetrator: her brother Isa D. (15 years old at the time of the crime)

On July 23, 1981, 15-year-old Isa shoots his sister six times while she is lying in the maternity ward of Bietigheim Hospital. She drags herself to the corridor, collapses there and dies. A few hours later, the perpetrator is arrested.

In June 1982, the trial begins at the Heilbronn juvenile court. Isa testifies that he lives in Sweden, but grew up within the Syrian Orthodox minority in Turkey. He explicitly cites his family's honor as the reason for the murder. His sister was a Christian, but the child's father was a Muslim.

Isa was sentenced to 4 years of juvenile detention for manslaughter.

In the chronicle of the city of Bietigheim-Bissingen, on June 14, 1982, the following is stated:

The murder trial of the 15-year-old Turk who had killed his 21-year-old sister with 6 pistol shots in July 1981 in the hospital of Bietigheim began with closed doors before the juvenile chamber of the Heilbronn district court. Both siblings had suffered greatly from the Muslim Turks because of their ties to Syrian Orthodox Christians and had therefore left Turkey. He had killed his sister, three days after she gave birth, to "save the honor of the family," because his sister was pregnant by a Muslim Turk.