US EditionThe Defense of the One Investigated for the Crime of Garrucha's Child Asks for Evidence of a Possible "Ritual"
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Juan David, the principal accused of the murder of his partner's child in Garrucha (Almería) continues to hold from prison that he did not beat the minor, of which he had a restraining order for ill-treatment as well as the mother, nor did he rape the 4-year-old boy in Garrucha before his death. Both the accused, in pretrial detention, and his lawyer Manuel Martínez Amate, deny the preliminary report of the minor's autopsy and argue that he coul…
For the lawyer of the couple of the mother of the murdered child, this case should be analyzed under "a dangerous ritual praxis that ends in tragedy, but that lacks the intentional intent to kill" The couple of the mother of the child murdered in Garrucha raped him and beat him to death The defense of Juan David R.C.
The defense of Juan David R.C., the man who is being investigated for allegedly murdering, ill-treating and sexually assaulting the four-year-old boy of Garrucha (Almería), has asked the judge for the practice of evidence, believing that the minor could have died "in the course of a failed pseudoterpéutic practice" derived from a ritual practice and not as a cause of a violent act, which could result in framing the facts into a "unwise homicide.…
In a document submitted to the Court of Instruction number 3 of Vera, lawyers Manuel Martínez Amate and Diego Ricardo Molinari, from the firm MCHM Abogados, request an expansion of the scientific evidence in order to challenge the classification of murder or intentional homicide and reclassify the case as possible manslaughter. According to the defense, there was never any intention to end the child's life, but rather a mistaken belief that they…
Juan David, a couple of the mother of little Lucas, is in pretrial detention as the principal investigated for the crime of Garrucha
The defense of Juan David R.C., in provisional detention for the death of Lucas, the four-year-old boy who died in Garrucha (Almería), has requested new scientific evidence from the court this Monday, arguing that it was not a murder, but an involuntary manslaughter resulting from a "failed healing ritual" that ended in tragedy.
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