Hungarian Police saves young woman from prostitution and abuse
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The victim’s strange and suspicious injury sparked a police investigation as the doctor she turned to suspected that she was forced to tell a lie about the nature of her injuries.
According to Police, it was a suspicious hand injury that first caught the attention of the police investigators of Erzsébetváros (Elizabeth City) in Budapest; a young woman escorted by her partner visited one of the hospitals in the capital on the 14th of November. She told the doctor that she had fallen on her hand while cleaning. The physician determined that the back of her left hand was broken. Police received information about the case that the patient may have kept the real circumstances of her injuries a secret, so an investigation was ordered on November 18th.
While the police were investigating the circumstances of the woman’s injuries, her 37-year-old partner caught the attention of the investigators.
It was suspected that Rafael N. had supported himself from his partner’s activities of prostitution for years.
Early in their relationship, the 37-year-old man persuaded his girlfriend to work as a prostitute and to give the money she got to him. Because of her emotional attachment, the young woman agreed to support her partner with sexual services, but later, she changed her mind and did not want to sell her body for her partner anymore. She told him this, but the man did not want to let his only source of income go, so he threatened her.