Woman Accused of Murder Says Partner Subjected Her to "Intimate Terrorism"
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Woman accused of murder says partner subjected her to "intimate terrorism"
Maxime A., 34, told police in June that she had given her 44-year-old partner substances at their home in Scheveningen on April 26 that may have caused or contributed to his death. She said she had been living in a relationship marked by “intimate terrorism” and described it as a “femicide-related relationship.” The Public Prosecution Service (OM) says there is currently no “objective confirmation” to support those claims.
Did Maxime A. act out of extreme fear and was the situation untenable when she poisoned her husband? Or did she make multiple reports of domestic terror, but is there no evidence whatsoever for this? The fact is that the man died in his home in Scheveningen last April, and his 34-year-old wife is suspected of murder.
The 34-year-old Maxime A. admitted during a police interrogation in June that on April 26, she administered substances to her 44-year-old partner in their home in Scheveningen that may have led to his death. According to the woman, this involved "intimate terror" and she was in a "femicidal relationship." According to the Public Prosecution Service, no "objective confirmation" has yet been found for this.
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bndestem.nlMaxime A. (34) from The Hague stirred drugs and medicines into her husband's glass of juice. Afterwards, 44-year-old 'Su', the father of her children, died. The woman reportedly wanted to escape an unsafe relationship in this way, but is now suspected of murder.
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