She Was Supposed to Pay 50,000 Euros for Her Husband's Murder. Zámečníková Tried to Have the Case Reopened, but the Court Rejected Her Request.
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Well-known flower businesswoman Eva Zámečníková, who was legally sentenced to eight years in prison in 2020 for ordering the murder of her husband, was unsuccessful in her efforts to reopen the case.
The Specialized Criminal Court (ŠTS) in Pezinok on Tuesday (October 27) rejected the motion of the legally convicted Eva Zámečníková to reopen the proceedings in the case of the preparation of the premeditated murder of her then husband. The court's decision is not final, the defendant's lawyer Jiří Kučera filed an appeal, which will be decided by the Supreme Court of the Slovak Republic.
PEZINOK - The Specialized Criminal Court (ŠTS) in Pezinok on Tuesday rejected the motion of the legally convicted Eva Zámečníková to reopen the proceedings in the case of the preparation of the premeditated murder of her then husband. The court's decision is not final, the convicted woman's lawyer Jiří Kučera has filed an appeal, which will be decided by the Supreme Court of the Slovak Republic.
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