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‘I was blinded in an acid attack in a case of mistaken identity – I live with it every day’

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‘He’s not quite a free man — but he’s kind of a free man. Meanwhile I’m still dealing with the consequences every day.’ Andreas believes sentencing is influenced by prison costs — and points to inconsistencies. He cited the case of illegal streaming operator Mark Gould, who received an 11-year sentence — rising to 21 years if he fails to repay millions. ‘How is someone selling dodgy TV getting more prison time than someone throwing acid in someone’s face?’ he said. He has also criticised the government’s ‘two-strike’ policy on carrying acid. ‘Why twice?’ he said. ‘There’s no reason anyone should be carrying acid in an unmarked bottle.’ Despite the bleak statistics, Andreas has a message for other victims — particularly those without justice. ‘It’s a very difficult pill to swallow,’ he said. ‘You have to rebuild your life in small steps — little pieces of normality each day.’ He added: ‘It will never be the same. But you can build a new life — and eventu... </div> <div class= Read Entire Article
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