Hell of neglect: daughter in court after the death of the mother

Hell of neglect: daughter in court after the death of the mother

In the Berlin district of Pankow, the focus is on a shocking process under the direction of the 32nd large criminal chamber. The 37-year-old Vivien T. and her 43-year-old husband Christoph T. are faced with the serious accusation of assault with death and the abuse of those who are under protection. You are responsible for the death of Vivien T.'s needy mother who died due to serious neglect and neglect.

The accused had included 62-year-old Carmen T., who suffers from multiple sclerosis and could hardly express himself verbally. The indictment speaks of an indifference and numbness of the two, who pushed the fate of the sick woman into the background. About nine months ago, Carmen T. was hospitalized in a critical condition. It was heavily dehydrated and suffered from kidney failure and blood poisoning. Wounds on their body were partly in the state of the heaviest negligence and were even affected by maggots.

Witnesses report deterioration in the state of health

The presiding judge Matthias Schertz opened the trial with the disturbing statement that Carmen T. arrived in the hospital in a catastrophic state of care. Three witnesses, including a neighbor, reported on a strongly pronounced odor nuisance that penetrated the couple's apartment. These smells meant that the neighbor informed the property management, which led to tensions, even though Vivien T. was considered a friendly neighbor.

Carmen T.'s family doctor explained that he had treated her for 30 years and that she was a strong personality who rejected all the therapy offers. The last time he spoke to her on November 20 of last year when she also rejected a home visit. The doctor said that only with "brute force" could someone have helped, which indicates that Carmen T. was extremely stubborn and refused to accept help.

Vivien T. broke out in tears during the negotiation and admitted that she loved her mother, but felt overwhelmed. She admitted that she had made mistakes, but denies malicious neglect. She also emphasized that her mother had rejected any help from a nursing service and was not willing to accept support in body care.

The negotiation, which was originally planned until October 31, is expected to take at least December 2. The difficult allegations and the painful fate of Carmen T. throw an impressive shadow on what is happening in Pankow and illustrate the challenges that people are faced in similar situations.

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