Die britische Frau verliert eine Berufsbeamte der Gefängnisstrafe, nachdem er den Mann getötet hat, als er sie sexuell angegriffen hat

    https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/may/09/uk-woman-loses-jail-term-appeal-after-killing-man-as-he-sexually-assaulted-her

    Von Chanson_Riders

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    1. TheLegendOfMart on

      Jesus. So what was she supposed to do let it happen and hope he didn’t kill her?

      There’s a reason why women feel they need to defend themselves, the justice system already failed her once.

      I feel for her.

    2. SixRoundsTilDeath on

      I try not to be angry at every arrest I disagree with but if you’re raping someone and you get killed by them, I can’t think of anything fairer (besides not being a rapist, obviously).

      Plus, suggesting she shouldn’t have a knife on her for protection is laughable in the face of the circumstances.

    3. Wow. A tiny minority of men get convicted for rape or sexual assault and then she gets a 17 year sentence for acting in self defence. It’s like the criminal justice system is terrified of any rapist seeing consequences for their actions.

    4. thejackalreborn on

      >Sentencing her at Cambridge crown court in 2019, Judge Farrell QC told Ogonowska that Jaskiewicz “undoubtedly touched you sexually and was violent to you shortly before he was killed”. But he said it did not qualify as self-defence because Ogonowska, who he accepted suffered from some mental disability and had experienced previous trauma, had taken a knife to the scene.

      >During the trial, the court heard that Ogonowska had suffered PTSD as a result of having been raped in 2015 when she was 14. Her alleged rapist was not prosecuted and, at her own trial, Farrell accepted the prosecution’s account – relying partly on Facebook messages between Ogonowska and her alleged attacker – that the intercourse was consensual, despite her age.

      What a tragic case. 17 years seems incredibly harsh

    5. >Judge Farrell QC told Ogonowska that Jaskiewicz “undoubtedly touched you sexually and was violent to you shortly before he was killed”. But he said it did not qualify as self-defence because Ogonowska, who he accepted suffered from some mental disability and had experienced previous trauma, had taken a knife to the scene.

      Our laws are a fucking joke

    6. EvilTaffyapple on

      I’ll be honest – this sounds like more of a push-back for her carrying a knife and using it.

      Carrying a weapon and using it to kill is why she has such a large sentence. What she did isn’t proportional to what she experienced – in the eyes of the law at very least.

      What a shit situation to be in.

    7. Careless_Agency5365 on

      Horrible read. So she is condemned because she carried a knife, which she only carried due to the fear of being raped which it appears was a fear that was accurate and almost came true.

      If it was an unreasonable fear I could understand, or if she was allowed to carry some form of non lethal protection then sure the knife is too much, but it seems based on her experiences and what happened that having a knife was the exact necessity for her.

    8. I feel that there should be a law where if someone dies or is injured while in the prosecution of a violent crime (put to a jury, threshold beyond a reasonable doubt), there can be no liability to any third party.

    9. Infinite_Expert9777 on

      Imagine taking reasonable steps to protect yourself and being sentenced for nearly 2 decades because of it.

      The amount of bent judges in this country man

    10. JuatARandomDIYer on

      It’s an awful case, and it’s hard not to be sympathetic to her.

      But, when you review the facts, it’s pretty clear she reacted way over the top, out of anger, as opposed to any real semblance of self defense.

      The original report states they were in a car with friends, after he’d previously physically assaulted her. he tried to touch her breasts, she responded by showing him the knife (to threaten him), and then seemingly chose to use it.

      Guy was a nasty, violent, piece of work who needed locking up. That doesn’t translate to being able to stab him in the heart in a rage

    11. Chemistry-Deep on

      Lots of people advocating for carrying a weapon around as long as its for self defence. I wonder if that could be exploited somehow.

    12. Deadliftdeadlife on

      It’s a tough thing but we can’t allow essentially vigilant justice to rule.

      We have a hard enough time trying to figure out if private acts behind closed doors are consensual or not, it’ll be just as difficult as proving if murdering someone was a proportional use of force

    13. Regular_Invite_9385 on

      17 YEARS, when rapists get 3 or 4 if your lucky and they actually get sentenced. Why does society hate women? She did the world a favour

    14. I get that they don’t want to encourage people to carry knives and we’re going through whole huge campaigns against carrying knives (although I do feel for this woman who has already been through trauma) – but honestly, considering so many weapons that could be used for self-defence are illegal, it really feels like we’re supposed to just accept getting raped and hope justice will come out of it (or, y’know, the person doing it doesn’t kill you after). I can’t fight off the average dude with my body alone, and I guess I have to hope there’s a conveniently placed broken bottle or something nearby where he grabbed me?

    15. evolveandprosper on

      The missing details are that she stabbed him in anger as revenge for his behaviour. She wasn’t actively fighting him off and she made no significant attempt to leave the situation as an alternative to stabbing him.

      Judge Farrell said Ogonowska „became annoyed – you wanted attention and showed him the knife“ she had been carrying over the course of the evening.

      „You then, in anger, deliberately stabbed him intending to cause him at the very least really serious bodily harm,“ he told her.

    16. fyodorrosko on

      So we’ve got a country where rape prosecutions are so rare that rape is basically decriminalised, but defending yourself against a rapist gets you 17 years.

      Great. Good work everyone.

    17. Any weapon of defence for women in this country is illegal and carries a harsher sentence than the sexual assault/rape. So what can women do in a society that struggles to punish rapists legally, and has high levels of crime?

      I read the article and appreciate the mitigating factors mentioned.

    18. Agitated-Drive7695 on

      We aren’t allowed to carry any weapons in this country. What was she supposed to do?!

    19. ignoranceNconfidence on

      >the pair returned to the car, where he „started to be aggressive towards me again“ and tried to touch her breasts.

      >Judge Farrell said Ogonowska „became annoyed – you wanted attention and showed him the knife“ she had been carrying over the course of the evening.

      >“You then, in anger, deliberately stabbed him intending to cause him at the very least really serious bodily harm,“ he told her.

      In police interview she said she „forgot“ she was holding the knife, and called the murder an „accident“.

      Theguardian needs to be banned tbh, just lies by omission all the time.

    20. Chanson_Riders on

      I posted this article as the report strongly suggested that Ogonowska killed the man during a sexual assault.

      It now appears this wasn’t the case.

      She carried a knife for protection due to previous trauma. The judge doesn’t accept that this trauma arose from a previous sexual assault as she claimed.

      There was an argument with her drunk victim. He pulled over. A brief assault occurred against her. He did, or at least attempted to, grab her breast. Another argument ensued. During the course of this, she produced the knife and stabbed him once in the heart, killing him.

      A tragic case all round. She had a challenging life, was bullied, had few friends, struggled with the language, and had probably experienced a previous sexual assault.

      I was confused as to how she couldn’t have been found guilty of the lesser offence of manslaughter given the apparent circumstances, but another article which included the judge’s remarks clarified what took place.

      https://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/news/local-news/live-updates-judge-sentencing-murderer-16179800

    21. JenovasChild666 on

      That sentence is disgusting. She should be given a pat on the back and a medal for ridding the streets of one sick predator!

    22. South_Buy_3175 on

      Fucking hell.

      So I suppose she should’ve just let him do what he liked and hope he didn’t do anything else?

      Honestly, I’d say she shouldn’t be in jail at all for defending herself.

    23. Ivarragnarsson1234 on

      This is the state of the country, be raped and accept it is the message here

    24. speedyspeedys on

      Some important info about her history,

      „Martyna Ogonowska was convicted of the murder of Filip Jaskiewicz on 21 October 2018. She was just 18 at the time of the offence. Martyna and Jaskiewicz had met only a few days earlier, introduced by a mutual friend. Following a night out with friends, Martyna stabbed Jaskiewicz once to the chest whilst he violently and sexually assaulted her.  She had previously been raped by an older man when aged only 14 and had developed severe post-traumatic stress disorder as a consequence of this rape. “

      What happened on the day,

      „Earlier in the evening, Martyna, went to a local nightclub with her two friends, Peter and Zofie. At the end of the evening, all four got into Jaskiewicz’s vehicle who had offered them a lift home.

      Jaskiewicz started to drive at speed whilst highly intoxicated, in a way that frightened the other passengers. They repeatedly asked him to stop, but he did not. They did not know where he was driving to, and this scared them. Martyna was in tears. He drove in this manner for nearly two hours before eventually stopping the vehicle.

      As soon as he did, Martyna got out of the vehicle and attempted to get away. Jaskiewicz chased her, grabbed her by the throat, shook her, and threw her to the ground. He attempted to sexually assault her until her two friends intervened. They considered walking home but did not know where they were.  Martyna was persuaded that Jaskiewicz could be calmed down and so they decided to return to the vehicle.

      However, once back in the car. Jaskiewicz grabbed Maryna’s breast under her top and he put his hand on her thigh. He slapped her in the face as she resisted these advances, physically removing his hand, but he was not deterred. Martyna then stabbed him in the chest with a small kitchen knife that her friend had given her to protect herself.

      Following the stabbing, Martyna wanted to call an ambulance but her friends discouraged her.  Instead she called her ex-boyfriend who arranged a taxi to bring them back to his address. The following morning she handed herself into the police, providing the knife and her clothing. Police describe her eyes as swollen from tears when she handed herself in.“

      https://www.justiceforwomen.org.uk/martyna-ogonowska

    25. Sea-Replacement-1445 on

      Ah yes, basically give the green light to all predators in this country that victims aren’t allowed to defend themselves, good job Britain

    26. Communalbuttplug on

      I get downvoted and insulted every time I say this but this is another perfect example.

      When it comes to „human rights“ the right to self defence should be number 1.

      Women should have the right to protect themselves from violence.

      If a rapist doesn’t want to get stabbed with by his victim he just needs to not rape people.

      If a rape victim doesn’t want to be raped she has to just hope she isn’t in the wrong place at the wrong time.

      „But rapists and other criminals will just start carrying weapons“

      They already are. The laws as they exist stop people carrying things for their own protection but criminals who don’t care about laws will keep using them anyway.

    27. I am so speechless that now I have to fear for my wife and definitely for my little girls that if they’ll defend themselves, they will be punished.

      This law needs to be changed, how can any woman trust the courts anymore, what a horrible message.

      What I understand from this, if god forbid one of my female family members end up in a situation is … use all of my wealth to get them out of UK because the laws are unjust.

    28. ScientistJo on

      She should have run him over in a stolen car whilst drunk, she’d barely have seen the inside of prison.

    29. > During the trial, the court heard that Ogonowska had suffered PTSD as a result of having been raped in 2015 when she was 14. Her alleged rapist was not prosecuted and, at her own trial, Farrell accepted the prosecution’s account – relying partly on Facebook messages between Ogonowska and her alleged attacker – that the intercourse was consensual, despite her age.

      Can’t be consensual if she can’t consent, and as a society we’ve decided minors cannot consent.

    30. AccordingTrifle1202 on

      Hate on the US all we want but this lady would be praised over there

    31. Its a tough one legally. The previous case wasn’t consensual by any means if she was 14, she has been let down by the system entirely.

    32. Aaaand that’s how you get women who vote for far-right despite the hot topic of abortion.
      (Trans women in sports also contribute)

    33. So [one woman](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cdxz2r2vyrzo) deliberately drugs up a 9 yo and leaves him without shoes in the woods to freeze to death. The kid is miraculously saved but gets brain damage. The woman walks free ‚cause „she had taken steps to deal with her issues“.

      Another woman stabs a rapist who „undoubtedly touched [her] sexually and was violent to [her] shortly before he was killed“ and gets a life sentence.

      Make it make sense, please.

    34. atmoscentric on

      There must be zero tolerance of sexual abuse. Yet again the justice system and society at large are failing in protecting victims, with the consequence that they will think twice (again!) in reaching out for support.

    35. This is the relevant bit:
      >Judge Farrell QC told (defendant)Ogonowska that Jaskiewicz “undoubtedly touched you sexually and was violent to you shortly before he was killed”. But he said it did not qualify as self-defence because Ogonowska, who he accepted suffered from some mental disability and had experienced previous trauma, had taken a knife to the scene.

    36. I’m sorry, I’ve heard so much about how women need to be protected from the trans over the past year or so, but when a woman protects herself against a rapist she’s sentenced to jail for longer than any rapist gets sentenced?

      And that’s if the rapist does get sentenced, the last time it happened to her her rapist just got a slap on the wrist.

      I’m hoping Kier and others stand on business and advocate for this women’s release.

    37. thebonelessmaori on

      Carrying a Knife is intent to use it, preemptively.
      That’s why she’s sentenced so harshly, do I think it’s bollocks as she was being raped, Yes, yes it is.
      Fuck that guy and fuck the system.

      Should she still serve a sentence for carrying a Knife with intent to use it, yes she should.
      She could have bought pepper spray for the same money and likely wouldn’t have received the murder charge.

    38. Realistic-River-1941 on

      So someone went out armed and then deliberately stabbed someone, in circumstances where the jury rejected a claim that it could be considered self defence?

      The headline looks like The Guardian triggering its readers. Maybe another newspaper will spin it as immigrants coming over here and stabbing people?

    39. Our justice system is built on progressive Christian morality which fetishises suffering, weakness and victimhood

      The ‘correct’ thing for her to do in this situation according to our justice system is to allow herself to be sexually assaulted and potentially raped, inform the police were prospect of conviction is slim to zero (spanning over many years) and then for her to take her own responsibility of resolving her trauma

      We live in a sick society, which is clearly unsustainable and we can see the edifices crumbling all around us

    40. Justice in the UK seems fucked these days. None of it makes sense nor feels consistent.

    41. BugPsychological4836 on

      the headline is misleading and the article only has the info that the guy had touched her before she stabbed him in a car „not self defence as she brought a knife to the scene“

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