Vulnerable Woman Exploited for Years at Horse Farm: Owner Must Go to Jail
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A 56-year-old woman from Kamerik has been sentenced to a two-year prison term, six months of which are suspended, for exploiting a vulnerable young woman for years at her horse farm.
Marian van D. said that she felt like a kind of 'surrogate mother' to the young woman who lived with her at the stud farm in Kamerik (province of Utrecht) for more than ten years. The court sees things very differently and sentences Van D. to two years in prison, of which half a year is suspended, for exploiting the victim for more than eleven years.
The court in Den Bosch has sentenced a 56-year-old woman from Woerden to a two-year prison sentence, of which six months are suspended, for exploiting a vulnerable young woman. She was forced to work long days for over eleven years in horse stables at a stud farm in Kamerik, Utrecht, without receiving a salary. She was also abused and spoken to aggressively.
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