Trial in Carinthia
11 victims of WAC abuse: 9 years and an institution
The 22-year-old pedophile who allegedly abused children in the vicinity of a Carinthian sports club is classified as very dangerous. At the trial at Klagenfurt Regional Court, the man from Wolfsberg confessed fully: "I need help!"
It all began with an official report at the St. Paul police station in Lavanttal - parents raised the alarm about a young sports club employee who was harassing their children with indecent cell phone messages.
The extent of the crime only gradually became apparent. Children explained how the 22-year-old had persuaded them to commit sexual acts: with soccer shirts, money and vouchers. He had shamelessly exploited their passion for soccer - even though the club itself had nothing to do with the activities!
Child in a bad way after assaults
"We are talking about serious sexual abuse and have eleven victims, two boys were only 12 and 13 years old," says public prosecutor Christian Pirker. As one child has been in a bad way since the assaults, primary physician Thomas Trabi attests to post-traumatic stress disorder, which increases the threat of punishment to 15 years in prison.
But the young man in the dock also needs therapy. Forensic psychiatrist Manfred Walzl took a close look at the man from Lavanttal: "He suffers from a severe sexual disorder - paedophilia and fetishism. Treatment is urgently needed, otherwise further serious offenses are to be feared."
The young man does not oppose this: "I am sorry from the bottom of my heart." The sentence - nine years in prison and admission to a forensic therapeutic center - is already final.
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