A recent court session regarding the murder case of a 15-year-old in Lithuania indicated a new development with the introduction of unexpected requests leading to a postponement of proceedings. Prosecutor Vytautas Jancevičius confirmed that the reasons for delaying the case were procedural in nature, although he did not elaborate further, citing respect for the ongoing legal process. The next court session is scheduled for approximately one month from now, leaving the case still unresolved.

The murder case, which has captured public attention, involves a grim discovery of the teenager's body found in a container in Vilnius. The victim’s grandfather, Romas, made a statement before the court session, mentioning that the accused had shown competence in subjects such as mathematics and that the family is struggling with the emotional toll of their loss. Romas also expressed intentions to participate in the legal proceedings as a victim, demonstrating the profound impact this case has had on the victim's family.

The motives behind the murder have also been reportedly established, with speculation that a derogatory comment, wherein the victim was called a derogatory term, may have contributed to the incident. This case continues to evolve and remains a pressing topic of discussion in Lithuania, highlighting issues of youth violence and the search for justice amidst family grief and judicial complexities.