victim in criminal proceedings

Print “They told me it’s just a civil matter – but someone stole my money!” “He convinced me to send him money for a ‘safe investment.’ Promised returns, then disappeared. The police said it’s not a criminal offense, just a civil dispute. But how am I supposed to sue him when I don’t even have […]

Print “I forgot something—and I was afraid it was too late” “I was nervous when I filed the criminal complaint. I forgot to mention something important. A week later, I realized—but I didn’t know if it still mattered. I was afraid they’d say: too late.” No, it’s not too late. Every new piece of information

Print “I Reported the Fraud – and Then, Silence.” “I filed a criminal complaint and even included evidence – but then weeks passed. No email, no letter, no updates. I felt like all my effort was pointless.” Many victims experience the same thing. They report a crime – and then months of silence and uncertainty

Print “I knew I was right – but I was afraid to speak up” “They scammed me, and I wanted to tell the court what had happened. But I was afraid to speak. The defendant had lawyers, they were confident and organized. I only had some notes. I stayed silent – and I regretted it.”

Print “I thought they’d be on my side – but it felt like I was the one on trial” “They called me in for questioning. I expected understanding, but I felt like a suspect. They kept repeating tricky questions, made me doubt myself, and I left crying. I was the victim – so why did

Print “It was my case – but they spoke as if I wasn’t even there” “I was defrauded out of hundreds of thousands. Finally, it went to court – but no one told me anything, I wasn’t allowed to view the file, and I didn’t even know when the hearing was. And the defendant’s lawyer

Print “I just wanted my money back…” “The fraudster took 70,000 CZK from me. The police pressed charges, the case went to court – but no one ever gave me back a crown. They said I should have claimed compensation in time. But how was I supposed to know that if I’m not a lawyer?”

Print “They just interviewed me. No one said I had any rights.” “I filed a report that my ex-partner had stolen from me. The police called me in for questioning. They asked what happened and when… but then I never heard back. And only later I realized I’d never been officially recognized as a victim.

Print He Took My Money. I Was Shaking – and the Officer Just Smiled… “I lost thirty thousand crowns. Online. I felt ashamed.When I went to the police, I felt like a fool.And they told me they probably wouldn’t solve it anyway.” You’re not alone. And most importantly – it’s not your fault.Fraud, theft, extortion

Print Have you been scammed? Robbed? Threatened or defamed?And instead of help, people say:“It’s not worth it.”“Let it go, it’s just stress.”“The police won’t do anything anyway.” But this silence gives wrongdoers the green light.👉 Victims have rights. And more importantly – they have tools to fight back. Are you searching:“How to file a criminal