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Where and when was the person who committed the murder in front of witnesses fully acquitted?

In 1921 in Berlin, Turkish-born Soghomon Tehlirian shot a man in front of many witnesses and immediately surrendered to the police. His victim was the former Interior Minister of the Ottoman Empire Talaat Pasha, known as one of the organizers of the Armenian genocide.

Given this, the court fully acquitted Tehlirian, recognizing his actions as committed in a state of passion, and released the killer from custody.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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