The father was convicted of mistakenly killing his own son during a dispute with a neighbor.
The crime occurred on the day of the blackout, when there was a general power outage.
The man left home with two kitchen knives, according to the prosecution, "in defense of his son and with homicidal intentions."
During the conflict with the neighbor, the father ended up striking his own son, confusing him with the enemy neighbor.
The prosecution argued that the convicted man acted with intent to kill, even though the fatal victim was his own son.
The court examined the circumstances of the case and issued the conviction based on the evidence presented.
