Participants in the process had questions about how these matters are related.
T. Kasputis admitted in court that he had no objective evidence, but asked for human understanding: if you were once kidnapped and miraculously survived, every new encounter with representatives of the criminal world is a painful topic for you.
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When T. Kasputis was asked to justify the amount of compensation he requested, the millionaire made an open confession.
When in the criminal case under review T. Kasputis was asked to justify the amount of compensation he requested, the millionaire made an open confession, emphasizing the experiences that traumatized him and the reduced psychological resilience in the face of new threats.
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“Memories returned of July 12, 2017, when I was kidnapped and ransom was demanded. A bag was put over my head, I was driven around the Kaunas district for 16 hours. They threatened to gouge my eyes out if I took the bag off my head. And I was released at six in the morning in the forest, only after I promised to pay 300,000 euros for peace on the same day,” T. Kasputis revealed.
About the long-term consequences of the kidnapping, he added: “To this day I am traumatized. It took me four or five years to recover. And they sought to exploit my fears caused by the past kidnapping.”
