Schumacher process: blackmail threatens with pictures-family demands hardness!

Schumacher process: blackmail threatens with pictures-family demands hardness!

In the scandalous process around the attempted extortion of the Schumacher family, there are still terrifying revelations in the room. Michael Schumacher's wife Corinna said that the family has made an appointment against the judgment of a 53-year-old main defendant. This was sentenced to an astonishingly mild prison sentence of just three years after trying to blackmail 15 million euros from the family. According to the indictment, the main defendant as an employee of a security company was involved in monitoring Schumacher's estate in Switzerland and thus had the opportunity to have access to sensitive information. Corinna Schumacher described the punishment as much too mild and called for a judgment that detered future imitators, as Kleine Zeitung reports.

The extortion attempt was based on private photos, videos and even the digitized medical record by Michael Schumacher. According to the indictment, the main defendant threatened to sell the material in the Darknet for a sum of 50 million euros. In this case, a total of three men between 30 and 53 years stand before the Wuppertal District Court. Two of them have already confessed. Again and again there are problems in connection with witnesses, such as the most prominent, Sabine Kehm, the manager of the former racing driver, who has not appeared repeatedly. In the meantime, the main complaint remains in custody, since the application of his defense lawyer was rejected for prison, as reported.

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In addition to blackmail, a nurse is now being investigated, which Michael Schumacher has temporarily looked after. You may be accused of participation in the extortion. She was invited as a witness during the process, but she did not appear. The process will continue on January 22, and other witnesses are expected, including another witness from the accused area, who is to be brought up by the police. An early end of the procedure is unlikely, since the interrogations and the clarification of the connections between the participants are still.