A man from Unterland stalked a 35-year-old nurse for two months – which still bothers the woman to this day. The trial took place on Thursday at the Feldkirch Regional Court.
If the suspect’s statements are to be believed, he just wanted to know if the attractive woman was the lady he met at a concert seventeen years ago, but lost sight of again. Anyone thinking of romance now is sorely mistaken. In fact, the 59-year-old had persistently pursued the 35-year-old nurse for months last year. First he sent her a few emails. When the woman does not respond, he shows up several times a week at the hospital where she works, probably hoping to meet the attractive lady there.
The Unterlander could not be wiped out
When this plan doesn’t work, he calls the doorman and pretends to know the nurse privately. The Unterländer is then continued. The next day, after finding a bouquet of flowers and a card from the man on her desk, the woman finally has a short conversation with her admirer. “I told him very clearly that I was happily married and did not want any further progress,” the victim said.
But the defendant remains stubborn. He calls the 35-year-old again by telephone. This time the woman’s husband answers the phone and also speaks clearly. Ultimately, the couple files a complaint.
The nurse still suffers the consequences of the whole story today. “My life has been very limited since then. I lock myself in the office. I haven’t eaten out in a long time either. “I have trouble even wearing my name tag now,” the woman said through tears.
When we said goodbye there was a clear “No!”
Even though the suspect believes that he did not persistently pursue the woman, the public prosecutor and the judge see it differently. The non-final verdict: a fine of 720 euros, half of which is conditional. In addition, there are 200 euros in procedural costs. At the end of the trial, the convicted man still wants to know: “Were you the woman at the concert 17 years ago?” The answer: “No!”
Source: Krone
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