The boxer wife beat her business husband to death after just a few months of marriage. The woman tried a lot to escape, but the police discovered the truth. At present, the case against him is going on and he can be imprisoned for 10 years.
A professional woman boxer beat her husband to death. The case is going on in the court against the accused wife and it is difficult to escape after the evidence that has been presented. 35-year-old boxer Viviane Obenauf is accused of thrashing her husband and the owner of a famous Swiss restaurant with a baseball bat. The boxer hit the husband on the head 19 times with the bat, which led to his death.
Husband murdered after 10 months of marriage
According to the report of ‘Daily Star’, boxer Viviane Obenauf has been in custody since November 2020. Obenouf was born in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where she first played football and then joined boxing at the age of 18. After retiring from the sport, he started working in the gastronomy industry in Switzerland and later opened his own gym. Boxer married in January 2020, about 10 months before the massacre.
Wife’s lie caught like this
Police investigation has revealed that only Obenouf had the second key to her husband’s apartment. No evidence has been found of anyone forcibly entering the house, such a direct suspicion is going on the boxer itself. Apart from this, the investigating agency has also found many such evidences, which point towards the involvement of the boxer wife in the murder. Obenouf says that she was watching TV at her home when her husband was killed, but her car was spotted outside her husband’s apartment.
Boxer’s son also testified
The boxer’s son has told the police that the baseball bat found near the body belongs to his mother. Along with this, the police have also found the boxer’s ring at the spot, which was given to her by her husband. Forensic investigation has also come to the fore that there is DNA of the accused on the mobile of the deceased, which was broken after the attack. The police told the court that the woman had hit her husband on the head 19 times, leading to his death. However, Vivian Obenoff still denies all the allegations. If found guilty, they could face at least 10 years in prison.
