Overview
- Hensel completed a fifth day of testimony, facing intensive questioning from defense lawyers about the custody history and his conduct.
- He confirmed he shared trial documents with his wife, while the court blocked broader queries about alleged disclosures to third parties because of a separate investigation.
- The presiding judge removed Block’s PR adviser Béla Anda from the public gallery as a potential witness, and Hensel’s lawyer said he plans to seek his testimony.
- Accused operative Tal S., in custody, delivered a statement taking responsibility for Hensel’s injuries, disputing a detail about a metal cord, and issuing an apology.
- Hensel said he pursued supervised visitation in Denmark that Block declined, as child-welfare experts engage and the daughter expresses a wish to testify while the son likely will not.