- The Supreme Court of the Slovak Republic mitigated the penalty of the pensioner for 2.5 years.
- The convicted person is to execute the remaining three -month prison sentence.
- Gyönyörová caused damage of EUR 150,000.
Pensioner Terézia Gyönyörová from Šiah (district Levice) received for several attempts to harm three people and fraud A total 2.5-year prison sentence. The Supreme Court (NS) of the Slovak Republic regulated the legal qualification on Tuesday and therefore significantly mitigated the originally imposed 25-year prison sentence. The judgment is final.
Since the convicted has served in prison for more than two years, only the remaining three -month penalty remains.. At Tuesday’s public meeting, the President of the NS Senate Peter Paluda informed that the court will not take a decision to deliver Gyönyörová to the sentence because he expects the convicted person to apply for conditional release.
Gyönyörová is guilty of the continuing offense of fraud, with The damage caused by deeds between 2010 and 2015 was estimated at almost EUR 150,000. Also from the continuing offense of bodily harm at the test stage. It is also obliged to compensate for several damaged damage.
“The evidence did not result that the victims should be offended by the commitment to the defendant as their debtor, as it is clear that in the event of a conviction, they would not return them almost with certainty of money,” He stressed Paluda in connection with deeds relating to attempts to harm health. In his words, the court was based on assessing the facts of the statements of the injured and witnesses.
Originally, Gyönyörová received a 25-year prison sentence, as attempts to harm health were qualified as attempts to murder. However, in January 2025, the Court of Appeal set aside the judgment of November 2022 and ordered the NS SR to discuss the case to the extent necessary and decide. It objected to the insufficient settlement with the appeal objections of the defendant and incorrect legal assessment of the act.
According to the indictment, Gyönyörová was supposed to try three of her creditors to poison atropine poison. “Since the injured examinations were not confirmed by the presence of the atropine, the Court of Appeal did not establish the conviction of the defendant on the detention of the secured cup.
Gyönyörová was not personally present at Tuesday’s public session. In the past, she rejected all allegations of her person. Her advocate Tuesday’s court decision did not comment on the media.
