Traismauer – dispute escalated: “You should die and not grandpa”

A pensioner looks back on a turbulent life. She was married twice and then in a relationship with a man who died eleven years ago. Since then, the woman has lived alone: ​​”During the Corona period, I became a bit fuller, but I am by no means fat or ugly,” she says. After all, there is contact with the second ex-husband. The 67-year-old, who says she herself has a serious heart condition, worries about his health: “He has a small garden, but the lawn mower is too heavy for him.”

A more comfortable, but not too expensive model should be found to make mowing easier for him. But the woman cannot handle the device financially, which is why she turned to her daughter with a request for financial support.

The daughter, in turn, has a son from a heterosexual relationship; now she is in a relationship with a woman. The pensioner notes that contact with her daughter is not very good. Her life partner is primarily to blame for this. In any case, she even feels stalked: “That’s why I contacted a lawyer who should write a letter so that stalking is stopped.”

The project failed because she does not know the daughter’s address: “I can’t go there, the way is too far for me,” explains the pensioner.

“You should die and not the grandpa”

In any case, the barrel has now overflowed a text message that she received from her grandson: “You should die and not your grandpa,” you can read in the message. Allegedly in response to a request for financial support for the lawnmower. “That comes from my grandson’s cell phone, but it is definitely my daughter’s life partner!”

“Not true”, she counters vigorously. Yes, there is the SMS, yes, it comes from the grandson. “It was probably a short-circuit reaction, because my mother wrote beforehand that she would be happy when grandpa died because she would inherit everything. And then my son replied with this line. “

Incidentally, there could be no question of stalking: “On the contrary, we deliberately keep contact as low as possible.”

Corona also attacks the pensioner: “I’m already looking forward to going back to my local pub. It is located in St. Pölten. The people there are much friendlier than in Traismauer ”, she looks ahead optimistically.

An optimism that the daughter cannot share: “My partner once worked in this restaurant. That’s why I know that my mother is no longer allowed in there. There was already too much trouble with her. “

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