Heinz-Christian Strache is not guilty
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Heinz-Christian Strache is a former politician. He was the head of the FPÖ party. A court in Vienna says he is innocent. He was accused of 'Untreue'. This means bad use of money from someone else. It was about a life insurance. The party paid for this in 2007. Later, the contract changed. Strache wanted the money for himself. It was almost 1 million Euro. The 'Staats-Anwaltschaft' says he took it secretly. They say he hurt his party. Strache says the party agreed. Many people did not remember the details. There are no papers about the deal. The court says there is no proof of a crime. This decision is not final yet. The lawyers can still complain. This was the 3rd trial after the 'Ibiza-Skandal'. Strache won all 3 trials.
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Definitions
- Untreue
- This is a crime. A person uses money from others in a bad way. The owner loses money.
- Staats-Anwaltschaft
- This group investigates crimes. They bring people to court.
- Ibiza-Skandal
- A secret video from the island Ibiza. Strache asked for money in the video. He had to stop his job after that.
People
- Heinz-Christian Strache
- He was a famous politician in Austria. He was the boss of the party FPÖ.
Locations
- Wien
- Vienna is the capital city of Austria.
Sources
Tiroler Tageszeitung
Freispruch für Heinz-Christian Strache in Causa Lebensversicherung | Tiroler Tageszeitung Online
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