Mother in court: daughter deliberately made sick with germs!

Mother in court: daughter deliberately made sick with germs!

Heidelberg, Deutschland - At the Heidelberg district court, a sensational criminal trial has started today. A 26-year-old mother is accused of deliberately causing her three-year-old daughter over a period of more than seven weeks by deliberately having health damage by injecting her germs. According to the public prosecutor, the mother's goal was to deteriorate her child's health in order to force a hospital stay. The injections took place via venous access, which led to the inpatient treatment of the little patient who suffered from high fever.

The process started at 9 a.m. and a total of six negotiation dates are scheduled until the beginning of June. The mother is accused of the charges of abuse of protected and dangerous bodily harm. The public prosecutor assumes that the accused will suffer from an emotional-stable personality disorder. According to a court spokesman, there is no evidence of permanent damage to the daughter.

legal foundations of the indictment

The legal framework for the charges against the mother are specified in the German Criminal Code (StGB). According to § 225 StGB , people who abuse minors or defenseless people are punished with a prison sentence of six months to ten years. The fact also includes the attempt of these acts, with a prison sentence of less than one year in the event of a threat to the person concerned.

emotional abuse in society

The background and effects of emotional abuse of children should not be underestimated. According to an article that was published in the journal "Prax Children's Psychiatric Psychiatric" , emotional child abuse is one of the most common forms of abuse and can lead to significant psychological and somatic impairments. Children who have had such experiences often have long -term consequences that are comparable to the effects of sexual and physical child abuse.

The accused now stands before the court, whereby the emotional and psychological aspects of their supposed acts will also be an important topic. It remains to be seen how the court will assess the complex emotional and psychological questions in the upcoming negotiations.