Overview
- Judges found N. T. G. guilty of six aggravated injuries, two robberies with violence, one fraud and one continued fraud tied to scopolamine use in 2018–2019.
- The court detailed how she slipped scopolamine into drinks of acquaintances, causing severe intoxications that required hospital care, including ICU stays.
- She exploited victims' incapacitation to take cash and force bank transfers, and separately deceived a family by feigning a serious illness to solicit funds later gambled online.
- Magistrates acquitted her of attempted homicide, one specific robbery and alleged document falsifications due to insufficient proof.
- Civil indemnities exceed €200,000 according to some reports and surpass €250,000 according to others, with the sentence also crediting time already served and noting undue-delay mitigation.