At the time, the former teacher went to the police and did not deny the facts. According to the defense, he has been struggling with a split personality since his childhood.
“He could apparently build a perfect façade,” said the attorney. “That is not exceptional in such things. The defense referred to psychotherapy that is followed. But you don’t have to have compassion with that.”
The Public Prosecution Service asks six years in prison. The man had been in custody for half a year. His lawyers ask for a punishment with a probation delay, so that he no longer has to go back into the cell. In the meantime, the man works again, but no longer with minors.
The judge rules on November 3.