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Although the case of domestic violence occurred in mid-2019, it was only a few weeks ago that it became relevant in China, when 24-year-old Zengyan posted the video on WeChat and Weibo, says the portal Sina.
In the sequence it is seen that the man, identified as Dou Jiahao, enters his wife’s clothing store and brutally assaults her. He punches her, slaps her and drags her by the hair so as not to let her escape, as seen in a video posted on YouTube.
Everything was registered thanks to the security camera of the ’boutique’ and another from outside, because the young woman attacked She only saw the option of throwing herself from the second floor window so that her husband wouldn’t keep hitting her.
Zengyan, still recovering from his injuries, claimed that the attack It caused fractures of the waist, chest and eye socket. This latest episode of gender violence was why she decided to ask for a divorce, but a court denied it despite the fact that she presented the video and said that this was not the first time he had beaten her.
According to the newspaper The New York Times, which spoke with the victim, the attacks started in April 2018 after Jiahao lost more than $ 7,200 gambling. When he got home, he punched him to vent his anger.
After that, there were other episodes of violence, but she always ended up forgiving him, even this last one that, if it weren’t for being thrown from the second floor, could have killed her.
“You can see that he almost became a psychopath … He beat me to satisfy a desire for violence,” Zengyan told the American media.
When the young woman reported her husband for domestic violence, the police told her that his injuries were due to the fall, and then a forensic committee indicated that Dou It was only responsible for fracturing the left eye socket, which they defined as “mild.”
Subsequently, the court rejected their petition for divorce, arguing that Dou had not accepted and that they should resort to mediation. Thus, she was forced to upload the video to social networks and thus put pressure on justice.
After the viralization of her case, a judge called her to say that there was no need for mediation and On July 28, 3 weeks after he posted the video, he was granted a divorce.
“I’m very happy … I finally got what I wanted“, Ended the china in The New York Times.
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