Wallace Case: Judge Orders Brenda Quevedo to Continue Her Trial at Large
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The first district court in criminal matters in Mexico City ordered the lifting of the precautionary measures against Brenda Quevedo Cruz and determined the end of the house arrest and the removal of the electronic bracelet she has carried on her ankle for more than a year. From now on, Brenda will report to the court for signature once a month while the proceedings are resolved, in addition to maintaining her ban on leaving the country.
Brenda Quevedo, noted for the kidnapping and murder of Hugo Alberto Wallace, will continue her trial in freedom without armband or house guard.
A judge ordered the electronic bracelet to be removed, also put an end to the house arraigo and suspended the permanent custody of the National Guard.
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eldiariodechihuahua.mxBrenda Quevedo Cruz, accused in the Wallace case, faces her trial at large after the removal of her house arrest.
The First District Court in Criminal Matters in Mexico City has finished Brenda Quevedo's house rooting 18 years from the Wallace case.After his defense requested the change of precautionary measures, after the change of scenery with the death of Isabel Miranda de Wallace, the mother of Hugo Alberto Wallace, who no longer made it imputable, because among the measures he was forbidden to approach his accusers.Following the judge's decision, Brend…
The defence maintains that the file is marked by allegations of torture and human rights violations documented by national and international agencies.
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