US EditionMaría Del Monte Recalls the Injustice Her Brother Suffered in the Arny Case: "They Ruined His Life"
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The Arny Case, which reflected homophobia, tabloid television, and the failings of the police and judicial system in 1990s Spain, has resurfaced 30 years after it broke. And now, Sonsoles recalled this trial on Wednesday, in which many people suffered a humiliating and unacceptable injustice when they were falsely accused of child abuse, as was the case with Antonio Tejado, the brother of María del Monte.
Thirty years have passed since the Arny case, and it is still remembered as one of the most damaging media scandals in Spain. Forty-nine people, including public figures like Jesús Vázquez and Jorge Cadaval, were falsely accused of child abuse and subjected to a public trial that disregarded the presumption of innocence. It all began when 55 boys reported being forced into prostitution at the Arny pub in Seville. According to some of them, sever…
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