The Judge Determines that Ana Buza Died on Her Way Out of the Vehicle "Inadvertently"
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His partner for the crimes of murder, manslaughter and reckless murder of which he had been charged.
The Provincial High Court of Seville has acquitted Ana Buza's partner, the 19-year-old woman who died on the A-4 highway in September 2019, of all charges against him. The sentence, handed down after the verdict of a Jury Court, concludes that the death occurred “inadvertently” and dismisses the crimes of murder, intentional murder and reckless murder for which he had been charged. According to the court decision, the events took place in the ea…
The judgment in the Ana Buza case gives a new version of what happened. Thus, the decision based on the verdict of non-guilty exposed by the jury court states that the proof is that "Ana was fired from the car, not thrown away." "Possibly, according to the expertise of dynamics and aerodynamics practiced, she could not have thrown herself out," the sentence states.
The judge details that she opened the car, her boyfriend abruptly deflected the steering wheel to the left "when she heard the noise of the door and the wind and turned back circulating at 117 km/hour" and she, "for inertia", came out "projected" on the right "Neither
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