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It even required the intervention of the Supreme Court of Lithuania (SCL) to confirm that the man who systematically persecuted his wife during the divorce process would be sentenced to a final and unappealable sentence.
Viktor K. (name changed – past aut.) He was sentenced for the first time by the Tauragė District Court (Šilutė Palace). The man was sentenced to a year and a half of probation for terrorizing a person.
Viktoras K., who disagreed with this, filed an appeal, after which the Klaipėda Regional Court made only minor changes to the sentence, which did not affect the sentence already imposed. Therefore, the convicted person went to the SCL, where his complaint was dismissed as unfounded.
Haunted everywhere
According to the case data, Viktor K. systematically intimidated his wife in the wife’s RK house, near the staircase and the courtyard of this house, at the woman’s workplace and on the streets of Šilutė and other places. public.
Using mental abuse, clearly showing his dissatisfaction and disrespect in the presence of a small child and others, the man called out to the woman with uncensored words.
He constantly called the woman on her cell phone and followed her in the car and on foot, waiting at home, thus seeking her unconditional obedience, causing the victim constant fear and tension.
It all started a few years ago, when in 2018. January 25, the woman reported that she wanted a divorce. Since then, Victor K., systematically intimidating, has tried to dissuade her from doing so, implying that a divorce can end badly for a woman.
For example, in 2018. On the night of April 22, on the stairs of the house, in view of the youngest son of the CDR, the husband released his wife with uncensored words, prevented her from entering the stairs and pinched her.
On September 27 of the same year, during the day, in Šilutė, Saulės akligatvio str. Víctor K., following the CDR, threatened her saying that “you will not live peacefully, you will cry.”
Almost a month later, the man tracked the CDR’s VW Passat to the supermarket and, at the entrance, heard the young son threaten the woman saying “you suffered.” This was followed by another threat: “neither you nor I will stay” and “you will not live peacefully.”
Persecution denied
Victor K. did not admit guilt on the indictment. He said the wives did not pursue. They were already divorced during the trial. And they started living together in 2014.
When he began to live alone, he settled in an adjoining house, for which he often knew her. After filing for divorce in court, he tried to preserve the marriage and return the wife to the family.
As a result, he had met with the CDR to discuss the consequences of the divorce. The man said he wanted to discuss the consequences of the divorce at the last meeting and thus peacefully end the case in court.
But, according to him, alluding to the fact that before the marriage they bought a garden for which he paid a thousand. and wants to get the money back, a dispute arose between them, during which the two said goodbye and parted ways after the verbal conflict. He did not speak any threatening words against the woman.
According to the man, he had visited the woman’s workplace two or three times. They did not insult her there, but once the gifts were taken from her and the children. He lived with the single woman for 3 years and was married for a year.
The man denied harassing or terrorizing the woman. He just said he wanted to reconcile with her, tried to talk about divorce and division of property. The man added that witnesses are gossiping about him because they are friends of his ex-wife.
Called the ugliest words
The victim, RJ, told the court that the divorce proceedings with his wife, Viktor K., had been going on since 2018. January. The court did not immediately separate them because they had lived in the marriage for only half a year. The divorce process was postponed for a year. Then he filed for divorce.
2018 In April 2006, the Šilutė District Court separated them, but Viktoras K. appealed the decision because he had borrowed 700 euros from his sister for his own needs during the marriage, which he thought they would repay. She disagreed, as Victor K. borrowed this money to pay off personal debts before marriage.
Viktor K. also appealed the court’s decision because there was a disagreement over the garden plot purchased before the marriage, registered in his name. The woman has said that since 2018. In January, Victor K. systematically persecuted her, followed her, called her on her cell phone and asked to be with him.
The woman said that when she got to work she called her “k ** va, vagile, mandavoške”. He has followed her a lot together and asked for reconciliation. When the woman told her that she would not be with him and that she would leave her alone, she threatened that she would not live in peace, said that she would try the rubber for divorce and that she would cry again.
For the non-pecuniary damage caused, the woman requested that the civil claim be satisfied and that the accused be sentenced to 1,000. euros.
Co-workers of the victims also testified in court. He said the CDR used to cry, shake and get emotional at work. The coworker said that he had heard the man say to the woman: “do not attack, do not ask, come here, mandavoške, come here, you swear.”
The core of events
The court found Victor K. guilty of terrorizing his wife during the divorce proceedings and, as already mentioned, sentenced him to one year and six months in prison. Postponement of the sentence for a period of one year.
Viktoras K. was forced to apologize to the victim within one month from the entry into force of the judgment (the judgment entered into force only after the SCL’s decision). During the entire suspended sentence, Viktor K. was forced to continue working, not to visit the former wife’s place of residence and not to communicate with her.
It was also decided to satisfy the civil demand of the woman and order Victor K. 1 thousand. non-pecuniary damage amounting to
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