2023-11-13 18:51:00
The victim’s widower and the defendant’s wife acknowledge that they had a relationship through telephone messages
13 nov 2023 . Updated at 5:54 p.m.
Several neighbors who testified as witnesses in the trial for the murder of Cristina Nunez In the municipality of Oza-Cesuras they assured this Monday that at the time of the events they only saw an individual of “thick build, with dark clothing and a yellow vest” on the victim’s farm. “I saw a person – the deceased – and a man running after her,” explained a neighbor in the trial that is being held, with a jury court, in the Provincial Court of A Coruña and in relation to some events that occurred in January 2021 at the victim’s home, according to Europa Press.
Asked if there was anyone else in the vicinity at that time, the witness insisted that “no.” «I started screaming because I thought I was stealing and she answered me, I couldn’t see her but she screamed “help” once and loudly,” he added after specifying that he then heard “a loud thud.” Afterwards, according to his story, the man “crawled out” of the property.
“He was injured and was left lying in the field outside the house, behind,” he said. Along the same lines, another neighbor in the area stated that he heard “a woman’s screams for help” and went to the victim’s home where he found “a man with a fluorescent vest inside the fence who was trying to climb.” through the wire” and finally managed to escape “down a path that has no exit.” Another eyewitness, in her intervention, questioned whether she recognized the accused as the individual she saw inside the property, confirmed that it was him.
Relationship between the widower and the accused’s wife
Among other witnesses, on this day of the trial the widower of the victim and the wife of the accused, former co-workers, have also appeared, who have acknowledged having maintained an “intimate” relationship between them through whatsapp in which their marital “problems” were told and which they put an end to when their respective partners found out. However, it led to work problems. In her statement, The husband of the deceased indicated that “on one occasion” the defendant told him that “he was not old enough to be breaking mouths.”. “If I loved her, I should stay with her and take care of her and her children,” he noted.
In previous sessions, Civil Guard agents who participated in the investigation of the crime confirmed that there is “no indication” that implicates another individual, in addition to the accused, in the events and ruled out that it was a crime against property. that “from the first moment, it didn’t seem like a regular robbery, there was something strange.” They also reported that during the visual inspection of the area, a plastic bag was found “half-buried” with a firearm “which was later certified to be the one used in the death” of the victim. Among other things, it also contained a reflective work vest “that matches the one described by the four witnesses” that was worn by “the only person they see at the scene” and whose analysis, he added, gave “positive results for residues of shot and in the defendant’s DNA.
The accused says he went to steal
In the first session of the trial, the accused pleaded not guilty to the crime, but guilty “of having gone to rob that house.” He did so before the first of the civil guards who gave a statement intervened and confirmed that a footprint was found on the victim’s pajamas that did not correspond to the defendant, but that it could not be confirmed which footwear it corresponded to.
Previously, the prosecutor, who is asking for a sentence of 25 years in prison for the crime of murder and three years in prison for illegal possession of weapons, maintained that the death of the woman in her home was “a crime motivated by a strong spirit of revenge for work reasons, the seed of which is a personal relationship between the accused’s wife and the victim’s husband. She also described as a “hunt” the persecution that, as she explained, there was by the accused in her own home when the woman tried to flee.
In addition, he ruled out theft. “He didn’t take a fork,” she said. For its part, the private prosecution, which requests permanent, reviewable prison for the murder, in addition to prison sentences for illegal possession of weapons and burglary, ruled out that the man accessed the place, together with another man, as maintained by the defense, which requests two to five years for attempted robbery with violence in an inhabited house. And the lawyer for the victim’s family maintains that the accused “acted alone, with a preconceived plan and accurately ensuring the death of the victim.”
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