"We heard screams, I found her..."/ Evidence in court of violence against pregnant citizen

2025-06-04 10:21:00, Denoncim CNA

"We heard screams, I found her..."/ Evidence in court of violence

A citizen denounces her partner of 5 years on the show "Stop" on "TV Klan", saying that she was raped by him and lost her child. Not only that, but he has made false claims that she was stalking him and his family. The citizen has not received any notification about this and the OPGJ of the area says that he does not know her, even though they see each other every day.

In the meeting with the show's journalist, the former cohabitant denied violence against her, and even said that he was raped by the citizen.

"Stop" provides audio of the court hearing, where a witness says he found the woman bleeding and bruised, while her neighbors had previously heard a conflict with screams.

Witness: I heard that there were screams and shouting in the building and I quickly went up, leaving my niece far away, going upstairs and finding Mr. X and Mrs. X in a physical fight. There I found that there were also some of… Two or three women, I'm not sure, neighbors of the building. Mr. X left the building stairs. We stayed nearby to give him first aid. On the face, that is… that is, they were bruised, which could have been… violence with slaps, it could have been a hit on the face because I saw it here near the eye, which was the red part.

The prosecutor does not take the defendant's evidence into account.

Prosecutor: Regarding the telephone records that the defendant presented as evidence, we ask the court not to administer them, since they were not obtained in accordance with the law and do not prove anything new regarding the file, except that the parties had communications that were proven by the investigation conducted and on the basis of which the charges were filed. Regarding the duration of the relationship, it does not matter to us at all. For us, it is important that there was a relationship and that is enough to continue with the criminal offense. The accuser is free to say whatever he wants. I said it at the beginning of my speech./ TV Klan