As of: February 16, 2024, 4:13 p.m
By: Andreas Knobloch
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There was a strange court hearing in Lower Austria because a wife caught her husband red-handed in the cowshed.
Baden - A farmer and her children just wanted to say “goodnight” to her husband, but no one could have predicted beforehand what impact the actually harmless situation would have.
Now there was a court hearing in Baden, Lower Austria.
The contents were a woman, a milking assistant, a cowshed, the farmer and a metal-rubber scrubber.
Curious court hearing about the metal-rubber-scrubber incident during an affair
The incident happened several years ago.
According to her own statement, on April 24, 2022, the farmer went to the cowshed with her children so that the children could say “goodnight” to their dad.
But she found her husband with his pants down.
After opening the stable door, “she stopped dead in her tracks.
I caught him red-handed.
It was as if the ground was being pulled out from under someone's feet,” report the
Tiroler Tageszeitung
and
kosmo.at,
among others .
The farmer's wife, who according to her own statement stood in front of the children to protect her, caught her husband with the young milking helper, who fled after the incident.
In her version, the shocked farmer describes that she poured a bucket of water on the man and sprayed it in the eyes with a hose.
However, the injured party tells a different version, with a metal-rubber scrubber as the most important object.
“Spitted on and left”: Farmer makes serious allegations against his wife
“We've just finished, I've fastened my belt,” the husband admits of the liaison, which he describes as “unique” and says how it happened from his eyes.
The woman started screaming and hit his back and head with the mop.
“She didn’t let go of me.
The more I begged her to stop, the harder she lashed out.
As I was lying on the ground, she spat on me and left.” According to his own statement, the farmer was still suffering from headaches for a long time afterwards, and an expert is now supposed to prove the injuries.
The trial is postponed.
The farmer's legal counsel questions whether the affair was a one-off or the farmer was on a two-pronged approach, as he had evidence of a longer relationship.
The farmer, on the other hand, remains stubborn: “It was a one-time thing.” The court hearing about the incident is now followed by another, namely the divorce process between the two.
During the farmers' protests, a farmer caused laughter with a sign, while another farmer is said to have ripped out his cow's tongue.
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