She ties up and beats her husband so he sends an email to his lawyer canceling the divorce to collect child support

The National Court has extradited the Russian-German woman accused of having tied up and beaten her husband to force him to send an email to his lawyer in which he renounced the divorce between them. This is according to the information published by El Español .

According to the alleged victim's account, the incident occurred at her husband's medical office, located in Switzerland. Once the assault was reported, the country's authorities requested the extradition of the woman, who was arrested in Spain in 2024.

The accused's new boyfriend has also been extradited. The man, born in Moldova, is said to have helped her commit the crime and is also accused of repeatedly beating the victim. This is clear from the two court rulings to which the aforementioned media outlet has had access.

The hypothesis The woman allegedly committed the crime after failing to receive maintenance of more than €21,000 per month from her husband

According to the documents, the woman had gone to her husband's office with her new partner and tied him up with adhesive tape and cable ties. "She told him that this was because he had stopped paying her maintenance, amounting to 20,000 Swiss francs a month" (more than 21,000 euros), the ruling states.

The accused allegedly threatened her husband that “three men would kidnap him and take him to France.” In addition, according to the document, “she accessed her husband’s bank account, unlocking it with facial identification, and ordered a transaction for the amount of 23,000 euros, destined for his Spanish bank account; said transaction could not be completed due to lack of funds.”

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When the woman found herself in this situation, she allegedly forced her husband to send an email to his lawyer renouncing the divorce he had already requested. Later, they went to the victim's house, where the accused stole "several documents" belonging to the adopted son they have in common, along with 58,000 Swiss francs (61,796 euros) in cash and four kilos of gold.

The Public Prosecutor's Office of the Canton of Zug (Switzerland) wanted both men to stand trial. According to the Spanish Penal Code, the woman is accused of robbery with violence and intimidation, injuries, illegal detention, coercion, discovery of secrets and fraud. For their part, the new couple is accused of attempted extortion, theft, breaking and entering and robbery with violence in an inhabited house.