Three women raped? Physiotherapist (56) in court with a brazen testimony - the judge can only shake his head

The allegations are serious.

A physiotherapist allegedly raped three patients.

The 56-year-old speaks of his “holistic method” on the treatment table.

Munich

- Caroline S. (name changed) was shocked.

After physiotherapy in Unterhaching in August 2020, the 37-year-old snuck outside.

She confided in a doctor friend and reported what had happened during the massage - the physiotherapist had touched S. in the crotch even though she was in his practice for follow-up treatment for a foot injury.

The doctor examined Caroline S. and confirmed that she had been raped.

She moved S. to an ad.

Physiotherapist in court - the 56-year-old is accused of rape in three cases

A real horror!

Because another patient and a colleague of Oleg G. raise serious allegations against the physiotherapist, who has had to answer in court since Tuesday.

The charge: rape in three cases.

According to the prosecution, the women reported G. when they had to lie down naked on his treatment table and he had touched them intimately.

Incredible: According to the indictment, G. had even instructed the women not to talk to anyone about his treatment, as otherwise it would allegedly not work.

In addition, the masseur “didn't want to raise any concerns among women.

Otherwise they'll ask: What is he going to do? ", The masseur explained in court.

“A legitimate question,” said judge Markus Koppenleitner.

"Holistic method" - physiotherapist denies allegation

In the criminal trial, however, Oleg G. by no means saw his guilt - the physiotherapist even justified his groping with an alleged medical need.

"I didn't rape the women," he said.

His “holistic method” wanted to “activate long muscle chains”.

The judge just shook his head and assessed the behavior of the accused as "strange".

Bitter, on the other hand, is the prehistory.

Oleg G. is a convicted sex offender.

In 2007 and 2010 he abused two women in a very similar way.

But at that time the stricter sexual criminal law did not apply - therefore G. got away with probation, but received a strict professional ban.

He withheld the criminal record from his Unterhachingen employer.

Oleg G.'s practice never wanted to see a certificate of good conduct.

Caroline S. testified courageously against him, but has lived in fear since the attack.

"I can no longer get into a taxi that a man controls." The verdict is due to fall on Thursday.

Also on trial in Munich is a 78-year-old man who is said to have abused and raped several roommates in a nursing home for months.

Only the relatives of a victim brought the case to light.

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