The start of the trial in Flensburg: 25-year-old forces 16-year-olds to prostitution!

The start of the trial in Flensburg: 25-year-old forces 16-year-olds to prostitution!

in Flensburg begins on Thursday, October 17th, a sensational trial against a 25-year-old man. He is accused of forcing his 16-year-old girlfriend to prostitution. The public prosecutor has filed a lawsuit against the accused, which has been pending since March 2023 and extends over a period until November of the same year. The acts are said to have taken place in Flensburg and in the neighboring districts of Schleswig-Flensburg and North Friesland.

The allegations are serious: the accused is accused of persuading the minors to a way out of their financial emergency. Because the young woman had no income and no residence, she was apparently ready to agree to the man's proposal. It is reported that she was dependent on drugs, which also influenced her decision.

Details of the indictment

According to the indictment, the accused is said to have taken several steps to exploit his girlfriend. He has taken the ID card from her and published ads in social networks and online platforms in which he offered her services as prostitutes. The defendant is said to have incorrectly specified the age of the woman in these offers at the age of 19. As a result, there were at least 192 sexual services in which the money received did not benefit the young woman, but to the accused. He determined the proportion of her condition and lowered it over time to zero.

Another serious accusation concerns the threats of the accused. From November 1st, the young woman no longer voluntarily offered the prostitution services. The man is said to have blackmailed her with an invented debt list that she allegedly had to work through. He also threatened her that every attempt to escape would end in catastrophic consequences. The 16-year-old is said to have intimidated these threats so much that she saw no way out.

at the beginning of the procedure on October 17, the victim is still minor, which means that parts of the negotiation may take place in the exclusion of the public. The developments related to this case have already attracted great attention, and the coming days are likely to be decisive. This tragic story also raises questions about the exploitation of young people and the mechanisms of control, which are often used in such cases.

The allegations made by the public prosecutor are serious and not only affect the victim's lives, but also throw a troubling shadow on the social structures that enable such crimes.

For further information on this case and the current developments, the detailed report on www.shz.de referred.