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COURT: She scalded her unfaithful partner | Faxinfo

September 25, 2026

COURT: She scalded her unfaithful partner | Faxinfo
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On Friday, September 18, a 35-year-old woman appeared in court for having threw boiling oil on her spouseShe was sentenced to 24 months in prison, including 12 suspended sentences.

On June 24th, around 4 a.m., the police were called to the Louis Constant Fleming Hospital. J. was admitted after having boiling oil poured on his 14% of the bodyBurned in second degree to the face, neck, chest and arms, he receives 30 days of incapacity for workAccording to his account, he was asleep when the pain woke him upHis partner L., with whom he has shared his life for seven years, had just thrown oil at him. after discovering his infidelity.

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“An accumulation of years of suffering”

In court, the defendant admitted to the acts. “I know it’s not normal,” she stated, explaining to have “cracked” after several years of domestic violenceShe also claims to have been beaten on the night of the incident, whenshe allegedly confronted J...to his infidelity. The man in his forties, already convicted of violence against an ex-partner, He denies these accusations.

The psychological evaluation conducted during L.'s police custody described a "cumulative experience of years of suffering" and a woman who "appears to have been enduring physical and psychological abuse for several years." For the defense, this act must therefore be placed in the context of domestic violence suffered by her client.

Elements of the case called into question 

J.'s lawyer disputes this version and questions the authenticity of the messages from threats from J. against L., produced by the defense to support the defendant's statements. According to her, These messages were allegedly falsified.Their veracity was debated at the hearing but was not established.

The plaintiff reminded everyone that the victim in this case was his client, and that the latter would retain lifelong physical consequencesincluding scarring and decreased visual acuity due to oil splashes.

The court ultimately sentenced L. to 24 months imprisonment, including 12 months suspended with probation for two yearsShe will have to undergo psychological treatment, cease all contact with J., and compensate him. The court stated that it took into account the violence alleged by the defendant, while also considering the “extreme violence” of the events._DR

Source: https://faxinfo.fr/en/tribunal-elle-ebouillante-son-conjoint-infidele/

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