Father's Account of Anxieties and Wounds

Reveals Father's Apprehensions and Wounds: Father Discloses His Concerns and Suffering - Father expresses concerns and details physical harm faced during block trial

In a shocking turn of events, Stephan Hensel, a Danish businessman, is currently testifying in a trial centred around the abduction of his two children. The trial, which began in November 2022, is a culmination of a series of events that have unfolded over the past few years.

At the heart of the matter is the dispute between Hensel and his ex-wife, Christina Block, over custody of the children. In August 2021, Hensel did not return the children to their mother after a weekend visit, an action that led to a court order for their return. However, in a twist of events, the children were allegedly abducted by employees of an Israeli security company and taken to their mother in Germany.

Block, the businesswoman involved, denies the allegations of violence and accuses Hensel of manipulating the children. Contrarily, Hensel claims that the children have experienced domestic violence with Mrs. Block. Photos of injuries, allegedly sustained by Hensel during the attack, have been presented in court.

The abduction of the children led to several incidents, including an attack on Hensel and the children near his house in southern Denmark. Following this incident, Hensel's Danish wife called the police, and the police arrested several suspects and seized two dagger-like knives.

The Danish police, based on information from Danish authorities, point to a danger to Stephan Hensel's life, indicating a potential threat linked to the ongoing custody and legal conflict around the children’s location and safety. However, specific detailed threats are not explicitly described in the search results.

The children, who have been through a traumatic experience, have been confirmed to be traumatized by Danish experts. The trauma deepened when, in December 2022, a protest took place outside Hensel's house, organized by a psychologist hired by Christina Block.

Despite the initial abduction, the children returned to their father in Denmark due to a decision by the Hanseatic Higher Regional Court. Long before the abduction, Hensel claims that his house and family were being watched by different security firms.

In the ongoing trial, Hensel is testifying about his ex-wife, referred to as "Mrs. Block." The trial, which has garnered significant attention, highlights the complexities and emotional turmoil that can arise in custody disputes, especially when allegations of violence are involved.