The double olympic champion Jakob ingebriga He described a childhood marked by fear and manipulation when he climbed the stage on Tuesday to testify against his father and former coach.
Gjart ingebriga He declared himself innocent of the physical abuse positions of two of his children, including the athlete. The 59 -Year -old defendant faces penalty for up to six years in prison. The trial will be held until May 16 in Sandnes (Norway).
«My education is closely linked to fear. I have long been aware of a fear -based culture. As a teenager, this is a concept that many have introduced me to, because I feel I have no free will or voice at all », Explains Jakob Ingebigawinning gold at 5,000 meters in the Paris Games and 1,500 meters in Tokyo.
«I am in an environment where everything is controlled and determined without me counting. There was a huge manipulation », He declared before the court in statements collected by the Norwegian State Station NRK.
On Monday, on the first day of the trial, Gjart Intebiga declared in front of the court that he was innocent of the charges indicated to him, the NTB Norwegian News Agency reported.
You are expected to announce next week, according to the NTB.
Jakob Intebiga, 24, told the court several incidents of violence.
Prosecutors say that Gjart IngeBrigtssen hit Jakob Inhebrigt After he received a negative report about his behavior at school when he was eight years old.
«I remember I was scared. Now I have done something very bad. I am afraid of what will happen »Jakob Intengebiga told the court in the moments before the incident.
Jakob also stated Intebrigtsn in front of the court that On the 16th he met Elisabeth Asserson, who is now his wife, his father tried to end the relationshipFear that any relationship will be involved in his son’s sporting career.
“It seems difficult for someone like my own father to talk about Elisabeth, someone I want,” he said before the court.
Source: La Verdad
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