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At that time, Petras Miliauskas de Vilnius, who was prosecuted for sexual violence, stated that he had not been abused against the girl, but had an intimate relationship with her with his consent.
But such statements by P. Miliauskas did not convince the prosecutors who carried out the pre-trial investigation, but the judges who examined the criminal case: the Vilnius Regional Court announced that it confirmed the verdict of the district court, which found P. Miliauskas guilty of rape and rape. For these crimes, the convicted person was sentenced to two years in prison. A court ordered him to repair his home.
Furthermore, the court ordered Mr. Miliauskas to pay the victim 3,000 euros for non-pecuniary damage.
According to the data of the case, it was established that the convict, using the victim’s state of impotence due to alcohol intoxication, used physical force against the girl and treated her anally. When he tried to resist, the man punched the girl twice in the face, causing her to pass out.
And later, when the girl recovered a few hours later, she was raped; the court found that this time P. Miliauskas took advantage of the girl’s helpless condition because she was asleep.
Fear of casual relationships.
The whole story took place when P. Miliauskas met the girl in the popular Vilnius nightclub, here they were intoxicated with alcohol, until finally the man offered the stranger to continue the fun at home.
“When I got home, I was kissing my girlfriend and caressing, and it was not even on my own initiative, but on the initiative of the victim,” the accused assured him.
He said the girl even agreed to go on a date with him the next day, in addition to stating his cell phone number.
“The girl’s behavior gave me reason to believe that she did not mind having sex and would like to have it,” said the man. At home, before bed, the girl undressed, did not use violence against her, and she could getting hurt by collapsing because he was intoxicated. of alcohol
“The victim could have invented a forced relationship, because at that time she had a boyfriend and realized that she would not tolerate casual sex,” said Miliauskas. – The girl who woke up in the morning was very worried about what would happen if her boyfriend found out. I think she got sober about her behavior and the occasional sex that had taken place. “
According to the man, the girl did not contact the police the same day, but later, when the need to justify casual sex arose.
“Or I was afraid that I might get pregnant or get sexually transmitted diseases,” explained Miliauskas. And he added here that his claims that the victim suffered from such fears have not been broken from the finger: the girl went to a medical institution for a sexually transmitted disease checkup.
I didn’t remember anything
At that time, the girl said that she arrived at the disco in the center of Vilnius at approximately 3 p.m. She has already drunk much of the night and she remembers almost nothing from that moment, even when she left the bar with a stranger.
“It just came to our attention then. In the morning during sexual intercourse, my hands were pressed to the sides and an unknown man was sitting on me,” the victim told officials during questioning.
She emphasized that she tried to resist the stranger, even cried, but this force did not let her out of the house, she closed the door.
“When I started screaming, he hit me twice in the face, and when I woke up a second time later, a few hours later, I had sex again, but the act stopped only because I took that man away from me,” said the little girl.
The girl, who quickly collected her belongings, left the house, but, according to P. Miliauskas, forgot her underwear. And when she soon got a call from the boy, they told her she didn’t want to contact him and asked him to erase his phone number.
“You’re a pervert!” The girl yelled at the abusive man.
The victim told her co-worker the same day that she had been sexually abused. She recalled that a colleague had come to work crying and told her that she had not only been raped but also beaten.
“The victim’s departure made it difficult for him to walk,” said the witness.
I could not agree or object
Her boyfriend immediately discovered that her friend had been abused. “It looked scary: her face was red, I could see she was crying a lot,” the witness told officials.
And a doctor who examined the girl for sexually transmitted diseases five days after the violence, told law enforcement officials that the raped girls had found a foreign body in her body: an old toilet swab.
“It seemed to be there for many days, it was deep, right next to his cervix.” I think it took a lot of force to insert it, and such a tampon is possible with the help of a man’s penis, possibly during sex, “the doctor said in court.
Although Ms Miliauskas stated that she had not used violence against the victim and that their sexual relationship had taken place by mutual agreement, she was active and aware of the actions being taken against her, but the court considered that this was only the defendant’s defensive position.
“The expert’s report in the case shows that bruises and abrasions have been found all over the victim’s body, caused by at least 35 traumatic effects,” the court emphasized. “According to the panel of judges, it is clear from these injuries that the victim was extremely intoxicated and could not accept having sex with Miliauskas or express opposition to his actions, so the victim’s situation must be considered meaningless.”
According to the court, sexual intercourse with a person intoxicated by alcohol, narcotics or psychotropic substances or other psychoactive substances can be considered as exploitation of the victim’s helplessness and prosecution if the court determines that the poisoning has affected the victim in such a way that deprives you of understanding. essence or to resist the perpetrator, and sexual intercourse or the satisfaction of sexual passion took place against the will of the victim.
“According to the convict, certain actions of the victim before the incident gave reason to see that she was trying to have sex with him, but the data in the case deny such a version of events,” the court stressed. “Although the case records that the victim actually spent time with the convict, danced, and consumed alcohol, such actions do not in themselves mean that she has agreed to have sex with Miliauskas.”
According to the judges, there is no evidence that the victim knew P. Miliauskas before the event or had any reason to speak to him.
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