When a person goes to jail, it often affects not just him, but an entire family. How do parents deal with stress, stigma, and anger? There is a group in Nuremberg that talks about this. A visit.
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Clara Lipkowski, Nuremberg
After a few minutes of talking he bursts out: “You can put it bluntly! He got ten years for rape!” Klaus Senn (Names of all concerned changed) raises his arms, looks around, so he wants to say: And ?! “Yes, rape, say the“, pushes his wife afterwards.” Exactly! “, says Klaus Senn. At the end of October the couple is sitting in a corner room in Nuremberg, type meeting room, six wooden veneer tables are aligned in a semicircle on a large monitor. Pretzels, paper napkins, coffee from the thermos flask . Klaus Senn has been listening to other parents for an hour and a half, now it’s his turn. He wants to get his son out of jail today rather than tomorrow. The court has to hear him again! He speaks quickly and loudly. At some point he hits the table with his fist .