Anyone listening to this trial will think they are in the wrong movie. A mother of two is brought home by three men at around 6am after a long night out. She numbs herself with ten benzos and is then abused in her defenseless state by one of the visitors. While the children are already up and watching smartphone videos in the living room.
First, the accused DJ launches a strange attack on the judge of the Vienna Regional Court. He had lost his nose piercing and wanted to borrow one from the victim, who was lying in bed: “So that the hole doesn’t grow over.” He woke the woman up and a kiss and touching in the intimate area followed. “Then she pushed my hand away and I stopped,” he claims. Then he only took off her sweatpants and panties to show off to his friends: “I thought that was funny.”
Ten Benzos to Calm You Down
In her apartment, the DJ took the 100 euros from his victim’s pocket. When the woman realized the money was gone, she panicked. “She took pills. To reassure us,” the children’s ‘nanny’ reports as a witness. Apparently about ten benzos, which quickly made the drunk completely incapacitated. The guests took the young mother to the bedroom, the DJ stayed and abused the defenseless woman. He later bragged about it to his friends and waved her panties. DNA traces and other evidence prove the abuse.
“Gift money” stolen again
The background: The young woman, a mother of two with primary school-age children, spent the night in a club in Lower Austria. The DJ stole 60 euros from her pocket and then generously gave her 100 euros. In this way, he gained the woman’s trust, who was eventually escorted home by him and two of his friends at sunrise.
Lenient sentence thanks to late confession
The stories of the suspect and the witnesses are disturbing. Because the children always come forward. Who had gotten up in the meantime and were waiting for their breakfast. “I gave them my mobile phone to play with because their battery was dead,” says the suspect. Who confesses to the crime at the end of the trial. And so he gets off lightly with an 18-month suspended sentence with conditions.
“I am glad that my client has been given a second chance and has also acknowledged the compensation for pain and suffering,” says his lawyer Sascha Flatz, pleased with the legally binding verdict. Although not completely. The woman wanted 5,000 euros, but 2,500 euros in damages were accepted.
Source: Krone
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