Géza Jeszenszky's Hammer Attacker Released From Custody
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The man who allegedly attacked former Foreign Minister Géza Jeszenszky and his wife with a hammer last summer has been placed under criminal supervision.
Last June, the former foreign minister suffered a life-threatening injury outside the house. He doesn't understand how his attacker could have been released.
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The arrest of the man suspected of attacking Géza Jeszenszky has been lifted. The former foreign minister and his wife are worried.
The court has terminated the arrest of Ferenc G., suspected of attacking Géza Jeszenszky and his wife with a hammer, and ordered criminal supervision and a restraining order against him. The former foreign minister and his wife are concerned about the decision, as they fear that the man may try to attack them again.
The former foreign minister fears for his own life and that of his wife from Ferenc G.
A year has passed since former Foreign Minister Géza Jeszenszky was hit on the head with a hammer in the open street. The attacker, a 70-year-old man, was arrested, but in the year since the incident, not only has he not been convicted, but he has now been released. The diplomat and his wife do not understand how the mills of justice can grind so slowly, that from now on they have to live in fear again.
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