Well problem or imagine just now. That' s why I' m slow
hello stela every time I do that. Silence, no silence, silence.
There' s someone who doesn' t get their hair kicked out with these
audios. I didn' t have time to do it. Assult me found
out, because I can' t take Esterra anymore is right now. My
whole life has taken care of everything. So here we are presenting our new
episode that at first we had a good and pure intention that it would be
rural terror two. We had a very good idea, well, a very
good idea, and you wanted it, too, which was the most important
thing that was rural terror. Two We already made rivals, two that was
the most thrown out, the rural land, the second most thrown out and
we had many very cool cases that we worry that someday yes, yes,
we will take much longer. I don' t expect anything. This podcast
we' re going to be doing eternum two years, two thousand eighty-
five. But as always the present, that is to say, the life,
the historicity demands and then Netflix has released the one series that I do
not know if you know, because it has seen almost no one, the
secret indie series of standunt festival The case asunta. The case goes on in
Netflix and then I would be with all our good escalatist intent, very escalatos,
very escalatos. We tried to talk about other things and suddenly we saw
that there was no room. It doesn' t fit, we didn'
t see that we just wanted to talk about this, actually, because there
are other cases of rural terror that puts us in it. But what happens
that Galicia has a special terror. It' s just like that. Coño
di is my fault and I said we Monteuto that more rural than quantity horrates
you the terror Rural Montoutor terror, a forest track. You' d heard
of the concept of a forest track. Not me, my life is left,
there' s zero tea. That is, how the term forest track
was introduced into our vocabulary, into our lives. It' s like penale
ok that in principle it was like what' s clear, so now we
know. Everything, we have, I mean, absolutely everything we already are.
I' m Judge Tain. I love to meet you Look, I
hate you, but I have to reason so much with the poor man.
Well, it would be nice to warn you to always warn Virgine. Let
' s see, let' s rip it all apart I mean, yeah,
here it comes. I' ve seen everything, uh, exactly that
if someone' s seen it in the show, and all of a sudden,
if you' re listening to this, don' t hear it clearly,
of course, suddenly enough to see you know that here we' re
going to talk. It' s just that you don' t care if
you prefer that we tell each other, we tell you better that you'
re not faras, that is, I changed the rock or the rock doesn
' t do very well and then nothing. We' ve decided it'
s enough, we' re going to do a special task. And it
' s just that you asked us to. It' s just that it
' s been like people telling you in instagram about my yu coyodito and like
a whore. I' m not going to say it, I' m
not going to say it, but in the end, well, that'
s it, that' s it, that' s it. They'
re going to tell absolutely everything and nothing, because we' re going to
start right now. How about this, come on, let' s go
ahead, let' s go to your Galician rum, your ronga or tur
looks like your Galician rum. Well, for those of you who don'
t remember, don' t remember or don' t know, because it
turns out that there are people who didn' t know the case. Well,
of course they' re young people. This leaves me a little bit
of piquet. I don' t know what world I live in anymore.
I don' t know what world people live in. Let' s remember
a little bit like this, broadly speaking, what' s the case.
The matter, of course, is that in the early morning of the 21st
to the 22nd of September, the police of Santiago receive a call from two
gentlemen who were passing by at about midnight to tell them that they have found
the body of a girl on a forest track in the town of Teo.
The police ask them if you breathe and you don' t breathe, if
they' ve touched him and they say no, they don' t breathe.
She' s got the kid dead. They explain that he has blood
on his nose, that he' s all wet and well, obviously,
the police say no. They touch her, they' re going there.
They identify the child. The girl is called astabasterro Porto. She is a
12- year- old girl whose parents had reported her disappearance at 10:
30 p m. Hours before. The police come to the mother' s
rosary house because the parents are separated. They call it good look. We
' ve found such Mother from the beginning at all times says it can'
t be She can' t be her? Can' t it be her?
Yeah, but she doesn' t ask either, she doesn' t
ask and how they found her. Nothing, nothing, nothing. When they
tell the father, the father, at a certain point, goes down to
smoke a cigarette with one of the cops. She says I hope at least
she hasn' t been raped. Maybe it' s starting the gregify story.
Let us also remember that the godmother of the child, when she goes
to the house, who have not yet found her, is often reported missing.
As he enters through the door of Madrid. Fonso tells her we'
ve lost her, we' ve lost her already. Yeah. He'
s already a little bit into it, a young woman as much for sitting
down as many things, not many things. It turns out that two days
later, not two days later, the three days after the discovery of the
child, the mother is arrested by Rosario Porto, right in the taratorium,
right after the girl is incinerated, which, of course, caused a lot
of surprise for everyone. Even more surprising because the next day they arrest the
father, just after a record is made of him and the funeral of the
girl and she goes to the tanatorium. The mother arrives so antecedently, in
her own tanatory, they subtract her, they stop her just as right there,
inside the tanatorium a civil guard enters. Says Mira, I have to
tell you one thing I have to be a bit of a companion. She
pings ping puns her in the car. When she has her in the car,
she says Mira, pam Ella with her torerite, with her funeral band,
candalite things, little dickheads, with the hereditary cantita, and then the
father has to go that effectively, to the funeral in the afternoon and the
next day they already make a record in the good, the record is not
record. What they do the next day, look at this. I don
' t have that good, they go and see things. They go there
to see what happens to see yes and they stop the father too then,
of course, people become a little cracy because Jolin says that fast, you
don' t. They have the mother the next three days to the father.
They have to have things very clear, well, as clear as 27
September, that is, six days after the girl, the Hueg Tiking,
is going to be a character who is going to come out a lot.
Today, the judge there sends them to pretrial detention, without trust, without
anything, to prison, since you go and well they never get out of
prison. A few days later the secret of that rises Mario. And that
' s when information begins to come out and all the inditles, little things,
those little things that the police, the investigators and the judge had to
make that decision. We will find it in more detail, in all,
in the whole role to advance. The reason to stop Rosario was that she
said one thing and when they told her that they had it engraved than love,
she said another nose and, at last, they stopped him because in
the girl' s body they found the equivalent of twenty- seven orcidal pills
of what makes bread that is an anxiolytic that leaves you out. Basically you
know what 27 grams of pina benzodiaz is in a body of an Ennige.
Okay. I know, I know that I know that I take an hour
even and I stay out for seven hours, that is to say, I
took only once in my life, because in Spain, besides, they don
' t give them easily, at least in Spain that I have lived,
I don' t know in Galicia de Santiago, but in my Spain,
I have never been given them, except once I went crying to the doctor
because I had all my hairy legs and couldn' t sleep. Yeah,
he couldn' t sleep from the itch and the pain. And I finally
got hit and took half and slept sixteen hours of the pull with half pills.
Yeah, sure, 16 hours of pulling. So we' re talking
about seeing this 27 grams of whatever it is, we integrate salt twenty-
two and site grams of sugar you go to shit, which is a lot
over twenty- seven grams, that is, in what it occupies. You
know I' ve urged people to take 27 grams of whatever and flour,
for example, and put it in a cup and see the amount of insistance
of matter that' s good animalized, because that coincided with the purchase of
large quantities that we' ll then specify from this medication over several months backwards
that the father had made them. Here we have all the receipts, all
the receipts, all the receipts here, all the receipts. In October of
two thousand and fourteen the instruction is closed. The twenty- ninth of September
of two thousand and fifteen begins the trial. I' m gonna make people
a little quick, because then we' re gonna go into detail. It
' s all just so that you have everything sienta a little bit of timing
exactly what happens the beginning of the trial, on September 29th, after having
a lot of problems with the jury, because there was a popular jury,
of course, but to see that there was so much media repercussion. With
this it was impossible to find someone in all Galicia who is to hate these
people. There was also a lot of media repercussion because we did not forget
that the astunta was adopted and was an international adoption of a time when international
adoptions had been super fashionable and had been a family that had had particular focus
because it was one of the first Chinese girls. I think they arrived in
Santiago at that time of adoption the first documentary and in Spain. I think
I would be one of the first, also of the first, and then
I' ll tell you my story with the international initiatives you' re going
to receive. No, no, no, it' s just very strong.
I mean, I' m present in this case for my instance and
I love her inside main person. I know why I' m not surprised,
you' ve freaked me out. Well, I tell you what the
hell in the summer of two thousand one, not in the summer of the
two thousand I had just graduated from, I sent a bunch of your resumes
and answered myself a Mr C lawyer who had an office. I am making
quotes in the air, like jowe office in his house on a street in
Madrid, quite good and then he told me that he needed someone to help
him with the legal translations and I was going for myself, myself. Well,
it was really scary. I was two days, well, a day
and a half. In fact, in the second I went to the pause
and never came back what you say. Yes, yes, but that gift
from Madrid, Salamanca, in Madrid, Madrid, Madrid. I had already
returned to Madrid after graduating in Salamanca, and I returned and then my job
was to be with him alone in his home, which was already quite helpful.
In one or, that is, in a writer. He gave me
a computer and I had to translate international deduction files. Then he gave me
a file and gave me abstractly all the documents of the people I had not
signed, for in no document or anything had the denis, that is,
absolutely everything of family. It was from other times that i two thousand,
no yes. The year 2000 then I had to translate absolutely all Spanish documents
into English because they sent it to one the Commission for in those tales and
it was, I had access to not only the passports absolutely everything, but
banking information, not mines, absolutely everything. Or of course you know and
yes. And the day after I went in pants both times to work,
then the next day, the gentleman told me that the first time I went
with a skirt, uh, then the app did, just like that,
and then I passed it to the cafe I called a friend. Well,
I texted him as soon as this guy told me that I told him to
come get me, please, you left and I told him I' d
come down for a coffee for me and I didn' t come back.
I mean, it literally proved that you didn' t come back, but
I didn' t choose. I didn' t come back because it was
super CREEPY for people who say run away, women at work have always had
it super easy. And if you haven' t, then excuse me.
Well, you know that, these things happened and if I hadn' t
left at the time, you know what you would' ve done It'
s not like you' ve baited me. I thought you were going to
tell me that you translated the pussy- ass teaching back there. Not because
if I tell you that I don' t remember things I translated twenty-
four years ago, because I think you' ll understand me, but that
we go that I and I remember that suddenly, this guy told me what
he was charging for every file, for translating it myself, plus he didn
' t do anything, that is, he was just picking up the papers
and checking that everything was there and sending it to me. He paid me
money for a file, I mean, I don' t even want to
imagine. I imagine he' d get at least ten times as much as
he paid you. You can say that, because I was a whistler.
I think it is to remember that they were like to see they were pesetas
because it was reading the year two thousand I paid like five zero pelas per
file and I, in an hour half hour I ventilated them, because it
was all the same. In the end it was a ney and I don
' t know what, I know what made me the template, I made
a template, I made a macro and in the end they translated them to
me for fifteen minutes. So, in the end, I got some dough.
I don' t remember whether he paid me or not. The truth
is, I don' t care, man, but for you to see
the mob that was that, of course it was a gentleman in his office
having a freshly licensed girl, doing the dirty work and taking it absolutely raw.
Not at that time, the international claims in Spain were already very controversial
and very controversial. Of course, and there were a lot of people saying
that adopted children aren' t like real ones. I don' t know.
I don' t know when we' re going to give a little
background to who Rosario and Alfonso were, and that' s how we'
re getting it. We return a little moment that I think we have not
come to comment that the jury finds them guilty on October thirty to two thousand
fifteen. Yes, yes, I think it' s unanimous. I think
they need seven out of nine for such and I think it was an anime
and the judge sends them eighteen years in prison and well, they haven'
t accepted the resources, they haven' t accepted anything. And after several
suicide attempts in prison, because Rosario finally committed suicide on November 18, two
thousand and twenty and Alfonso is still there. It must be said that they
at all times, always, always, at all times, maintained their innocence.
So, already with the summary done here and the episode translating between international
Virginia' s antics, that will be one of my star appearances, in
this case, not the last one, but you can' t do this
to me is that I' ve thought, I say mother, to say
that he had the file pointing over there. The best thing I had was
that I don' t know. I don' t know, because this
is the year of 2, 000. It does not take nation the year
is born in the year two thousand, for already yes, yes, you
can do the thirty of September. From September thirty of the year two thousand
we will then make one we will travel in time, we will understand a
little. It may have happened, although it is totally and absolutely incomprehensible what
happened, but well, but I think it is important because this case is
all based on circumstantial. So what we have to do a little bit is
make it clear that these circumstances form a line of points for them that if
you actually join one point to the other, that is, it was clear
that it was this, because it has always been said further that in this
case, for the trial, there were many clues, but no evidence.
I mean, that' s either clear or evidence like pam nothing, but
clear clues. There were four hundred million, like other provisions you go.
All of us are going to try and grab a little pen and join all
those lines so that we all see the drawing that draws its conclusions. We
' re not going to say anything, because if they don' t stop
us and we don' t want him to open up in jail. My
opinion if I' m gonna say it, ah it' s cool,
yeah, ah, well. I too have legal opinions in this country.
Yes, yes, not yet as in Eurovision, ah, no, like
Hahaha, I have to shut up. I' m not gonna be able
to do it all my life. Well, we' re going to travel
in time and we' re going to a thousand nine hundred and ninety.
Rosario Porto and Alfonso Basterra know each other. She' s twenty- one
and he' s twenty- six. Rosario is a Galician lawyer. She
' s an only child, she' s not an only child, yes,
she' s a loving daughter, like she' s another virgin.
Yeah, what do you think, but she' s a little bit more
than giving you a little more one- of- a- kind daughter than
we are. Well, Rosario is the daughter of a well- known lawyer
Santiago de Compostela, with a lot of power, with a lot of power,
with a lot of presence. She' s the daughter of a story,
of a professor of history, that is to say, a very,
very, very helpful ortega lady. Or we' re already talking about a
house with culture, with power, with money, composition. Of course,
we are talking about a man who was the father, who was honorary consul
of France in Santiago, who was a very beautiful thing that Franco gave.
I don' t know if you remember this gentleman. Yeah,' cause
I' m this honorary consul thing. I don' t know what it
is, because it' s a thing Franco gave. Well it is not
given by Franco, it is not true, it is a thing that Franco
sponsored, because he liked very much, France, he liked very much,
honorary consul, that it was a figure that at that time it was all
so absolutely mixed with the moment facherio and in Garicia, in Madrid, Well,
of course, in cha and then this gentleman let us say that it
was affection to the regime, affection to the Franco regime. And he hears
that you understand me at that time, because who doesn' t. But
well, there were people who more than others, more agreement, there were
already people who benefited a little bit more also yes, of course, because,
you don' t compose in this gentleman, for example, that he
was absolutely lined up, that he had a law firm, that was one
of the best in Santiago, is the best. And then this girl is
sent to study in Paris, London, Charo speaks a lot of languages.
She' s super cultured. She inherits when the father dies, because it
is a vital charge with her side, the Honorary Consulate of France, she
has it. I mean, it' s all how post- inner you
know how much post- uncle. In this context she grows up not in
a very exotic family in a family in which she does not raise a finger.
I make it clear, because she becomes a lawyer, because it'
s time to become a lawyer, but she doesn' t exercise because she
says she doesn' t like it good when she comes back from licenses,
she never takes school, she never went to practice as such if she doesn
' t college, because she didn' t intend to practice ever to see
effectively, she didn' t do legal consulting at her father' s firm,
that is, she helped with cases and such, and then she did
do legal consulting on time. But if you' re never collegial, because
you can' t exercise, you can' t do it. But then
we' ll talk about legal consultancies. Yeah, yeah, yeah, then
we talked about carrituality, the end of tinder, but consulting in more records,
with soludo of more records. Good fire, because in that context it
grows exactly with a lot of pressure. Also, that is, I make
a family as very important of claw, very spoiled and very spoiled, it
still eats in which it did nothing in its life, that this is very
important, very important. They send her to study at the Sorbonne and what
' s wrong with her? The Sorbonne is sent to study, to Paris,
the pass that has a catacroker, it is given by a catacroker,
La doncata croker because it says that no one knows her there, of course,
because you say that I arrived there and I in Santiago, cries to
someone and suddenly, in Paris nobody knows me who will know you Marico and
it was nobody. But to see there we already started to see already fuckcs
because of course, if we are talking about that it was sent to the
Orbonas, that it would be eighteen years old, because also Alfonso knows it
with twenty, maybe twenty very young and already we begin to see there scratches
narcissistitas. It' s just that people don' t look at me good
people and the first psychiatric reports they have from that time, because diagnosed tube
depression that again, back then we' re talking about the eighties and high
wasn' t like it was now, so I diagnosed you with depression.
It was in the nineties, we talked about the nineties, not just before
that, at the time, his university period, already diagnosed depression and medicated
him that what I am telling you in the late eighties, before knowing Alfonso,
yes late eighties, that a person so young already diagnosed something. It
is because the thing was quite serious, that is to say it already came
to the relationship with Alfonso, with a background of depression, mental illness and
what is accurate, then in the nineties they are known. Him. It
' s good. He' s a journalist from the Basque Country, there
' s no such thing as a very good one, I guess from a
more or less normal family. Well, the father is a little strong,
because Alfonso' s father, when he passed the case is I say as
some interviews and there are like a couple of videos that good that is to
invite you to look for an interview of Alfonso Vazterra father. Galician television.
Basically that comes to say that the whole thing was the fault of the mother
who had been in trouble with other guys. And yes, yes, of
course she was a manipulator, because this, moreover, is one thing that,
well, I' m getting ahead of myself. It is a thing
that surprises me a lot because with all this on the case and with all
that has been explained again now and has been commented again and so clearly,
I remember that when it happened. There was a little belief that she was
the manipulative one, the one who had handled everything, she presented it,
she had done everything and that he was a little guy who was very much
in love, that yes, that he was totally manipulated. And so.
But now, with all the information that we have, it is totally and
absolutely the opposite, that we will explain it already and already that it is
the usual heteropatriarchal journalism, always presenting things in plan, always the woman,
the bad one, always was woman, the cunning, always the woman that
we are talking about the case in two thousand thirteen. Yes, of course,
I think that fortunately, I think that also good on the subject of
events, I did not know that we have advanced a peline, we have
made a little progress. Yes, I think so, uh, I think
so, and I think that here too an elephant is present in the room,
which is another thing that I want to comment on that is super important
to me, which is totally linked to the ineptitude of char or self-
management. It' s Alfonso Asterra' s roll, not that he was
a mistreater, that is, he exists ecologically and was like miniformes. There
are no reports to cast porto tells psychiatrists when they make the evaluation during the
Summary instruction, that Alfonso beat her three or four times a year. There
were violent episodes and we don' t need it either, because nothing more
than watching the video of being a giver of the body when he is going
to interview fans Basterra with the artichoke down the street the face of this man
that if he doesn' t get there there are people, because obviously he
puts a trick in the face that Antonio David left when they announced is that
it is the same profile as Antoni life. It' s that psychotic,
aggressive, narcissistic thing. He reminded me of me I' ve told you
several times. He reminded me quite a bit of Michael petersenal of Stercase,
the typical husband dependent on a woman I charoporto. I' m not going
to say it was brilliant, but it was lined up. Then yes,
he has a dependency. So I think all of this all of a sudden,
like, conforms you know, the dotted line gives him even more points.
Yeah, yeah. Of course the point is that he' s a
man I' m always going to say allegedly, allegedly violent. Presents all
the amazing friends assumed. It' s called the bill at Rosario' s
house. There' s a door that' s broken. Of course he
broke it when he argued with her, when he found out, when he
told her he had heard, that he had been faithful. Of course,
he wrote a letter that is two thousand seventeen, when Ramón campes the director
of the series, who is the director of the locu that premiered a few
years ago and he is all the time talking about his anger, about controlling
anger, that I don' t know what, that I mean. He
himself is recognizing that he has anger problems, problems going to very heavy then
of course he is a person who knows how to control himself. No.
I' m not justifying myself all the time that I don' t have
to control myself. Everything. I' m going to control you nothing,
because I' m a normal thing. But well, since your resource that
you go to that, that is, your brain, goes to that all
the time it' s like a fact that you yourself are just planting only
conscious sectors. Well, they' re getting married on October 26th of a
thousand nine hundred and ninety- six. Disappeared property. By the way,
we remember that he comes from a family that, well, not as wealthy
as Rosario. Rosario has there to drive, she has power Ford from Pipol
and well, she herself recognizes that the first years were idyllic, very happy.
Then, two years after getting married under pressure from parents, adoption procedures
mainly begin. Rosario' s parents want to have an heir, I guess,
not an heir, well, I guess they' re also the kind
of family that for the family to be complete has to have children and,
as charo, I didn' t want to be, I didn' t
want to have children because of their mental health problems and also because I was
dianostic about lupus and I don' t know if it should be a disease.
There' s a lot of lupus and super- des pregnancy recommended,
because it' s a horror, not a lot of hormonal and well,
I didn' t want to go through that. He doesn' t even
make the baby come in. I guess the baby in that sense comes,
but well it' s also important the fact that it' s a little
bit more because of pressure from them in. It wasn' t something that
came out of them. But well, the process of induction in China begins.
What you were saying was in the late 1990s was a bit of a
boom in international productions. I think it was also the boom of the Chinese
girls issue. This they commented on, yes, the order of the Chinese
Government, which did not allow for more than two children and that there were
many girls who were born who gave them in adoption. The whole thing about
Chinese orphanages living in deplorable, terrible, monstrous conditions. Very curious because you
see one of the interviews that Alfonso did him saying that good that they when
they there the orphanage saw him divine, that is, let' s go,
for example, that mine what you saw was not the orphanage. You
had something else clear. Of course, then, the thirty of September of
two thousand was born from John Fan in the city Onzo and the July of
the following year arrived in Santiago. She' s nine months old and what
you said is Santiago' s first adopted Chinese girl. At the very least,
and I believe that Galicia also had a media repercussion. They interviewed the
enchanted rosary, of course because it had if we were talking about a person
who left the Good, left France, from Paris, because they ignored him.
But I know who was clear suddenly to have, because the TV gallega
the national TVs all doing interviews with them. It is well known this video
that opens the series with this video that they are two in a square taking
something, that is the girl running from behind that already saying good. Of
course, an adoption is like one, like a biological child. It'
s for life. What do you say yes, yes, for the whole
life of who, for the whole life Yes what happens to you I don
' t know, yes that it disturbs you a little at the best,
because assuntas, a smart girl say that with great ability of super endowed.
I have to tell you yes, yes, that, that' s for
sure, but aunt, that' s one thing that gives me like a
lot of anger, because all the time they' re talking about their high
abilities, that I was super gifted, that I don' t know how
their death was a shame, because the girl had intellectual capital, which is
like what if she were silly, if she were silly, she wouldn'
t have been very much the same. John benet died with the blondes,
who was the pretty one, which was clear, yes, but Nack was
John Bennett, yes, yes, yes, he has to feel more sorry
because he played the violin and spoke four languages, of course not all the
time, he was super gifted. What a pain in the ass, because
Nora' s asking what' s going on that it' s all about,
it' s been silly, I mean, I don' t know
this, it' s really horrible. It makes a little nervous, but
well, a very smart, advanced girl who was going. It seems to
me that they were two courses ahead of what he had to do, they
advanced it. Yeah,' cause it was going too well. They were
bored in their cles all day doing classes. The French pine bridge is worth
I don' t know, I don' t know, I don'
t know how much it is. It' s also true that when you
have it didn' t justify eh eye, but it must be a very
intense, poor little girl, mine, yes, of course, yes,
so prepared in adolescence. It had to be like a Latin bomb. That
' s all good at first. All well, until December 12, two
thousand and eleven Paíce Socorro, who is the mother of Rosario, seventy-
eight years older, but not so much death of natural cases, find her
in bed or be dead is entered sleeping. Or of course he also counts
in the psychiatric tests that make him that the relationship with his mother had always
been a little tighter than this is important. He also said it was his
mother. She was literally obnoxious of her mother. She was hateful to her
mother. I think she was the one who was the one who was so
much more under pressure in the academic sense of the studies, and just as
she was a little less, because since the mother was a professor and the
other had only come to that she had not even come to Collegiate you know
clearly, well, like she was a little under her, And so and
with the father it is with whom she had the most bond of such.
And all this. Now let' s remember that the parents were lined up,
they had lots of properties, Puerto Santiago, they had their metal,
they had everything clear, we have to keep in mind that Rosario was a
little bit of daddy' s girl who had the most bond with him.
Yes, of course, when she comes home, we have the girl she
has, who is very smart, who is very smart, super affectionate to
grandparents, the charismatic, also who has already sucked the attention and he and
grandfather just drop the drool with the girl, which is that she had a
reaction. This is to me it seems important, that is, the fact
that it is clearly Rosario felt displaced in her home to begin with. Yeah,
yeah, with her parents. The first whole thing they don' t
do in autopsy until ma' am, because well he dies in sleep seventy
- eight years. They incinerate it immediately, okay, so they say hear
well, because it is that nine months later, on July 26, two
thousand twelve, the father dies, Francisco Porto dies in the same circumstances,
that is, sleeping in his house. Yes, they also say well,
because he was eighty- eight years old. I mean, in that sense
it is also worth the cinema were very fast, of course this at the
moment when it happens, because obviously, nobody, well, nobody gives it
more importance. They' re not two old gentlemen. Well, I think
there was some voice from some cousin who said look how curious, some cousin
who wanted money. There had already been in the middle of Grandma' s
death and Grandpa' s death. I think there had been problems with Grandfather
' s management and what we do with Grandpa as an eighty- eight-
year- old man who' s worth it or not worth it, we
put him in a place, we leave him with a girl, we leave
him inside how we do it. And then there had been. I think
it' s trouble between Charo and his father, because the father expected her
to be the one to take care of him. Not because you come in
the morning, you put breakfast on it, then you put the food on
me, then for dinner and then you take me to bed and I think
they threw good, chas that they threw out. I wasn' t ready
to take care of anyone really good. We will see neither was nor was
expected at that time, for what a coincidence that the poor man dies just
after the wife, the wife nine months and that also they don' t
make them carouses or anything, and they tell us it was clear, that
is, clearly treacherous, because we no longer go so far as to assume
that he has a particular English teacher. It opens a blog that is still
on the Internet hanging. I found it with a Google search and in that
blog there are very few posts I think there are three, but the last
one is an English account, like some kind of tell a story. I
don' t know what. It is a story of ghosts and related to
the parks of Santiago and basically tells the story of a woman who dies and
her husband has to avenge her, but the poor one kills him as well.
Oh, wow, what? Wow? Wow? Wow? How curious,
what you imagined a subject, another dot for the dot line come there
is in the blog good in the story that counts astunta. It' s
a bad man who kills both the wife and the husband. He' s
a bad man, a bad man like a man there are many more gentlemen.
Sure, well, no, yeah, well. It is clear that
a child with a lot of imagination was being taken up, but of course,
it was imagination, yes, or it was imagination mixed with who knows
with what it is, because that' s good. In these in February
of two thousand and twelve, it turns out that rosary meets a man who
is married, who has children whom we will call the man of vedra.
Hey, the stone man does like thank you so much. You' re
already the predatory entrepreneur of such a noted river that it gave him like a
drawer that doesn' t close. Thanks for making that Mari clear let her
look. He hangs alive FIFA, hangs alive pink and tells Charo Charin Charin
that he was called Charin Charin. First he made his legal theories a legal
story in your area. But the issue of legal consultancies by Federo is also
a story, because then he does legal consultancies to another Mr Yes, there
is a lot. Yes, it also seems that I also carry his pussy
that did all the Jewish cults, which is that he wanted what is the
problem of these legal consultancies, because they threw out Charín Yes, that was
not very wise. Auntie in the sense that she left an absolutely incriminating cyber
trail. Ah well, in which he told absolutely everything he was elegated with
this one. If I had a relationship with the businessman Marroqui, the passion
more, the trade unionist Forgiveness is exactly prisoner. It' s supposed to
feel everything. Morocco is an alleged country that I wanted to talk about.
It' s just that when I discovered this person' s attendance, I
really stayed, I stayed dead. I mean, how can you be such
a bad person strives. That gentleman, not Mr Bedra Eh, not the
State businessman, the Moroccan trade unionist. The Moroccan trade unionist is another gentleman
who appears in Rosario' s life to whom she makes him. Counselors,
he' s a gentleman who was of workers' commissions and who they accused.
I don' t think he even went to jail. That' s
why I think he got hit. But they let her go for the mistake.
So yes, it was a little dongy Shady was the same. Whether
it was because, instead of saying they blamed him for the article x cadorce,
it turns out it wasn' t for the twelve more, it was
article eight was less. But you see, he' s a gentleman of
workers' commissions who charged immigrants to give them work. I mean, aunt
how you can be on top was Moroccan too you say if it' s
Spanish. Okay. But, fellas, what are you doing? Well,
presumably, presumably, but let' s go that this is published in the
country, it' s published the so- called, it' s published
by everyone, that we' re not taking it out here exclusive to none.
No, no, no, no, this is all documented, state,
there are unpublished papers, so if you have to stop someone who has
people the vanguard of us, let' s actually remember that they don'
t work anymore. Of course, he' s been out of work for
so many years now. She is a person who during the early childhood of
clearly assumed that they are more above the children because they are small, but
Asunta immediately, she became a totally self- managed girl, who went to
her alone, to the places that were done, it is already the duties,
that was done, the food, that was made all she. Then
rosary suddenly has a lot of free time left and when the devil gets bored,
fly- killers with the clear rap, then, suddenly the legal consulting
take off, this dress the other. In the end it leads to confusion.
The nights confuse them. Then there were many emails with the gifted entrepreneur
and certain things quite incriminating in the eyes of a husband with the Moroccan trade
unionist. Sure, and I don' t think they were the only two.
I knew more ah great what aunt, because she said sorry, so
she' s here. They also put me looking for basin and I stay
so at ease and poor, a poor little not important fact that I read
when I entered the eastern loop of the bad unionist person, presumably that it
is that this gentleman is seen to be the one who received the people in
the tanatorio. Yes, yes, he was a friend of the family and
that Rosario was arrested as soon as it was there, because since this man
was under investigation at that time, it just coincides, he feared that he
would take Barrocos. Of course data is that there was risk of data also
that the hot tine is very clever. So, they kind of looked there
for the way there' s a risk of international flight. So I don
' t know what,' cause he' s got a Moroccan friend,
man. Let' s see, let' s see, let' s
see. We accepted octopus as a companion animal, but that wastain being very
smart. I give the Hot Time that he' s very smart. Mr
Yes, Your Honor, you' re impressively smart, a little bit Trinker
is, too, but come on. So what else to talk about.
Let' s comment, Let' s put on the table the fact that
Rosario is there looking for them to fix her comfortable and drawers to screw her.
Yeah, what was going on at home? It happened at home,
at home, things happened at home, nothing happened or yes, but it
didn' t happen to her, so, according to what she says in
the psychiatric wards, there was a lot of bad stuff and there were episodes
of manustras and one thing happened, which is that Alfonso treated her as a
complete invalid, invalid when it came to doing things, like she wasn'
t worth doing things in that sense of invalid and treated her like she was
silly. Then she suddenly created a hyperdependence with Alfonso, because let' s
remember another important point, another point for the dotted line. Alfonso didn'
t work either. That is another reason why I am reminded a lot of
a thousand that Petersen, who is like the Lord, who has had his
moment of glory, because he has written for certain national newspapers, but his
companions, many also say that as he was one, he defined as having
a lot of talent to write, writes very well, but then it is
not currant. It has no start to tiva. Be thinking about making a
mini mini summary of who Michael Petersom is For anyone who doesn' t know
Michael Petersen is Cathlen Petersen' s husband. The case of Stercase that you
will remember because it is a lady that they are alone at home and all
of a sudden, he calls at two in the morning three in the morning
and says that the woman has fallen down the stairs and that she is dead.
Then he comes to the police and they find a person who has rushed
down the stairs, but there is a amount of blood there that is Chinese
only in slaughter, that is to say that it did not correspond at all
to a person who falls down the stairs, which, in theory is that
there does not even have to be a breach or anything because there is internal
trauma, but he carts down a ladder. In theory, it shouldn'
t generate liters and rites of blood all over the east. Then there are
lacerations also found in Catline' s skull and then there' s a chicken
sitting on it because they basically accuse him and made a Netflix documentary. In
due course. When the case arose, he was followed by a French documentation
team that he is in Netflixo the first trcrime is important. This is one
of the first important truc ramens. Then there was a podcast called the BBC
' s Beyon risonl Voldut, which is wonderful, which went there and uncovered
a lot of things the case eventually reopened. They found him guilty and well,
because there was also another theory, which was the lacerations that had the
skull. Her family said that it was because he had attacked her with some
kind of fire- fighting instrument, which had a hook and a neighbor of
his who lived in the area, who said that there were many owls,
that he had been attacked by an owl because, well, it is true
that there had been attacks by birds of prey who have nails is true very
sharp and are very large bugs. And then I was saying that maybe the
bus had broken into the ladder, attacked. He had already been confused and
totally dying for it and this man was not. S l. S.
He had a weird super past. He explained well that he died another woman.
Casually he died to the calera. He dropped it. It wasn'
t his, it was his friend' s wife, it was the father,
but there was the father of the other children who adopted to see is
that the move is that he goes to Germany, because he is in the
army that had also lied about him. He had said he was a hero
of the Korean war. Not later was or are going to live in Germany
with his first wife, with Patty, who have two children, two boys.
So they live next to a house that there' s another marriage with
two girls, that marriage, well. There are certain reports that he,
Michael Petersents, hooked up with the husband of that marriage, with the husband
clear because well, he found him a lot of for homosexual and such that
they can also say that it was because of what Kathlin suddenly confronted him and
told him because he had brought Chapers to the house. Well, impressive moves.
Then, all of a sudden, what happens is that he' s
the husband he' s hooking up with in Germany. He dies of another
circumstance, an accident, and at six months the wife of the dead husband,
who was Michael Pintersmon' s boyfriend, appears. The lover appears dead
at the foot of a ladder. I thought he was hooked up with her,
not quite the same with him. Maybe I' ll go out with
both of you. Yeah, maybe, because it could be like the two
of us. Then they stay with the girls of that marriage who therefore have
four more children and another who brings Catheline to the marriage were five brothers.
But the two middle girls aren' t biological because they' re from the
other marriage that' s why there' s so much moving in the series,
because suddenly they find out that maybe Michael Pitterson also killed his mother and
then he looks like o. But this man is a very dark man who
also thinks of himself in terms like very inflated, very high, very high,
quite condescending, very preponderant economically, totally looking after his wife, because
Cathlyn Peterson also remembers that she was lined, because she was still having a
pitch in a story. Alfont Basterra had no sources of income. What he
did was that he devoted himself to the child fully then the Charo could make
his life, that this was him as the treatment they had come to.
Alfonso was the one who went, brought her, took her, looked for
her, bought the ballet major, bought her a book, everything everything was
done by Alfonso Charo. I was there a little bit for logistics to manage
and decide things and, above all, to pay for them. Of course,
she was the one who paid for absolutely everything. That was the situation
we were in. That was the situation they were in until January 5,
the eve of kings of two thousand thirteen. Well, thanks to this,
you said that she was the poor, dumbest, and left a heavy trail.
Well, he gets into the e- mail to her you say friend
too, my son, I don' t know, he enters the end
of people and discovers the infidelity of charo. Yeah, and he gets,
well, of course, he has a spectacular idiot face left, because well
they say besides everything, that is, apart from everything, they say that
he, because he was like super in love with her. I don'
t know. I think it was a little bit more like I think hyperdependence.
Yeah, yeah, totally and well, because that' s there for
a couple of days, there with the roll eating him up like a lid
Pa until he finally confronts her and tells her to look up at this.
What he expects is that she immediately made the decision to leave him. Yeah,
' cause he tells him he discovers the cid and they league January.
At the beginning of January and on the 13th of February they were signing the
divorce, that is, a month what, in fact, it says in
" Fuck". The truth is that it was not that I thought I
was going to do so fast, because he is that she was not fast
and had been for years with that clear decision command, i e, yes,
yes, well, at least I was carrying one, which is the
time that I was with this gentleman who said that good or be it if
I had thought that everyone says that as soon as he separated from Alfonso,
even though he fell all the responsibilities. Above, because we will now comment
on the turn that sticks to Alfonso, that all this roll of control towards
her is multiplied by twenty despite the fact that they do not live together.
But of course, she gets free, or she' s happy, but
she says good. I' m taking the world further off. I'
m comical things. What a problem we have now very serious again. Another
parallel to Michael Peterson' s case is that suddenly, the phons will be
found without a hard clan of income, there' s no money. What
we do, then, what the fon subasterra does is that it goes to
a relative who has in the Basque Country, who lends him money that will
be worth for a while, because this man has no job and gets a
flat in it, the same block where his wife and daughter lived 100 meters
ago, it was a hundred meters away, the same block that there is
not even to cross bans that serves him to be so close by the girl,
not for convenience and such, but let' s go what basically is
by that painting clear, of course, papispal, but also what he was
doing was not. I' m going too far because I' m going
to come back because remember that floor, which says it in the sumar and
everything was completely empty. I mean, he didn' t put any effort
into decorating it or anything. He didn' t put any effort into suddenly
rebuilding his life and saying I' m going to look for work. I
' m gonna make my life. Not because I knew plan was to come
back. In fact, there' s someone who tells this he' s
like this, yeah, there' s a moment no. This is it
now. I don' t remember who I don' t know if it
' s the landlord on the floor, I' m going back to her.
To the landlord on the floor, I think he says no. If
this is temporary. Yeah, that' s temporary, because I' m
going back to her. I mean, he' s very clear. Well,
when they already make lives a little apart, we have a happy charo
with the girl. Well, as happy as he can be, of course,
with his moves. He doesn' t have Alfonso there precisely to help
him do all things. And we' re talking about a person who has
mental health problems, depression problems, problems that everyone has always done. Yes,
it all comes a little over her and the other one gets totally and
absolutely crazy and starts to crush her based on crazy emails apart from super spiteful,
with many huge and accurate views, i e, exhausting her with all
the tasks she has as telling her. All this was what I did,
as you were, making this decision to kick me out of your life.
Now you' re going to have to do all this now, you'
re going to fuck yourself up and it was stuff, because from going down
the trash to going to the teahouse to changing the stuff from sub- schemizers,
these are important, so important, but those e- mails that circulate
around there I' ve read some of them a couple It' s true
that I' m doing you right, because they' re all in lower
case. He doesn' t have a coma, that' s what you
' re saying. Sir to be journalists that I' m pretty bad,
no, but I was still making him apostal, of course, loyal,
all glued up. There are no separate points. They' re very long
and they' re all like chores, because I don' t know why
you did this to me, but you have to do or, or alternate.
I' m the victim. I make you look like you' re
in this situation because it' s got you in it because you' re
fresh. But on top of that, I remind you that you have to
take it, okay, you have to see the doctor. You have to
be the vaccine. I said I don' t know what he' s
got. A little bit then clear this, ma' am, because clear
the head, because good short hec couldn' t anymore with this guy,
these t balls in plan disappears already with this guy and with the situation let
' s remember that Alfonso is in his house jerking off without stopping, that
is one thing that is that it was not half normal in a man of
fifty- fifty years and I say I know what more absolutely unsustainable thing that
why you say it. You jerk it off because it explains, it explains
why you say it. I think it' s a good time to explain.
It is important to understand that this gentleman was in his house jerking off
and sending emaist hat full to his ex- wife, because then, when
the police come in, they lie doing the forensic inspection of Alfonso' s
flat, puts the black light on him and there is a wall that looks
like a Jackson Polo painting with the black light that this man is jerking off.
You face the wall and then you find some bermudas that you have used
to clean for months, that the bermudas are stiff, go alone, the
bermudas horror that are petted from Semenda Alfonso And to all this that you tell
me, daughter, to do straws, because it seems to me faith no
less look Jalá would have been done more. You understand me, but on
the computer r. S. D. Houdini, we' ll talk about
the magic computer later. Now you see, now you don' t see,
magic erases. On the computer they found half a million, the five,
the zero, the zero, zero zero of porn files again I hear
you tell me, because Daughter, it' s not getting to have files,
well, neither, but half a million already files, what kind,
what kind of porn, because there is everything. They didn' t find
minors, that' s one thing that was said in the press and it
' s not true, because what is a crime that I hear you tell
me about the bottom daughter have porn. You' ve seen her with minors.
Yeah, it' s a crime, but they didn' t find
minors. What they found is Asian girls. So there was a problem like
seeing you have a Chinese girl. You' re jerking off with Chinese girls,
because it' s a little bit. It' s weird, hellish,
is it weird? Yeah, yeah, he' s hellish? It
' s weird, it' s weird, but it' s true that
there are guys with blonde girls who jerk off with blonde girls. I don
' t mean, I mean, aside, he wasn' t putting that
down in files one by one. Obviously, I understand that there are bands
that people come down for themselves, of course, maybe in that pack,
because there came a folder that was Asian girls minor, they were not minor,
but we all know what the appearance of an 18- year- old
Asian girl, is very infantilized. That' s right. That' s
true, that' s true. It' s a crime, no,
Your Honor, I' m not. A guy comes to me and he
tells me that I get the ascetics and I say that' s a reflex
for me, heavy heavy, sorry man, if you have a Chinese girl
adopted even more I don' t say. I ask what. That'
s the end of it We have a social look. It' s weird.
But if to me racist king in general, I get quite ik,
I get a little ik, but I' m not going to as horrible
as other things, much more horrible. Obviously man. If I say it
because it' s me, it' s just that you' re listening
to me. I' ve gone all the way. Besides, it'
s just that I' m thinking Aunty the podcast, this carles port of
Sabadell' s pedophile. I don' t know, I don' t
see it I recommend it. Juan Sanguin, well, I put it on.
I don' t recommend it either, because if all of mine Juan
Sagui, I didn' t tell him that you were wooing him and I
said then that' s where I' m going and I heard him and
Auntie, that is, the pedophiles and way of looking. The form of
the file is PDF, as Pringada says, its view. The fact that
they like children is such a strong thing. So I do think there'
s one more and fred flag between a gentleman who has files by one of
Chinese girls and has a Chinese girl adopted. I' m sorry, but
that' s the end of it for me, yes, it' s
about to end, which you have the right to have your opinion on.
It' s exactly the same as the cabaret photos that we' ll get
right, we' ll open telephone lines to get opinions from those people.
We' re not going to be separating you from making life such that we
' ve got charo overwhelmed alive with the girl' s subject. You'
re going to live, but they' re also giving it like a drawer
that doesn' t close. I mean, he' s also enjoying his
houses and they' re giving it as a drawer that doesn' t close
until they stop giving it until he arrives. Sir says look what she says
look charo, I see you here you' re very on faire, yes
and you don' t look no, no sure no, out there,
no good. This is controversial because in the series they say he leaves it
to her that I think it is. I think it' s in the
suary and they say she' s the one who leaves the relationship. I
don' t think so. What motive does she have to leave it to
him? Yes, I was already delighted at the same time none and,
in fact, if you leave the relationship, you don' t go to
the hospital later with a psychiatric crisis that you have to be admitted to.
This is the temite. It' s just that this is a heavy point,
because the ball starts rolling. But come on, the ball' s
already starting to rock. By dis we start clear and the gentleman in the
drawer leaves it, leaves it. He leaves it to her. We both
think he saw the crate closed and that' s where it ended up closed.
We thought it was him who was married and told Nena she was hooked
up alive and said we' re not going well, this way we'
re going to cut a little bit because I' m not going home with
you We' re not going to have an official relationship, we' re
not going to see each other in hotels And so far it might be that
she was left on a plan. Well, now I' m leaving you
not because I don' t want you to hide me. Well, I
don' t know, I don' t see it. No. I
don' t see this woman making such a strong decision either. No.
No, no. On the 26th of June, Charo enters a sischiatric,
a disordered depressive and remains there four days and who we have next to and
to the bed, in the four days the vulture vulture Alfonso Basterra Arzo Sebasterra
arrives on a white horse. Alfonso Basterra Camporro is that he has a name
I have taken care of. Alfonso Basterra Camporro is a powerful name, because
yes, Alfo is going to do the psychiatric riding on a white horse with
his knight armor. She grabs Rosario' s hand and says don' t
worry about Rosario that I' m going to be here, she' s
an Antonio David of life, I' m not really going to take care
of you. There' s no problem. It' s all forgotten.
The important thing is that you get well that you worry because I' m
gonna take care of you. We' re going to be together with Pa,
Pa, Pam and the four days she comes out who discharge her.
There is an issue in the relationship that if they were already or lose pending
before, now it is even more. And well there' s the idea
that there was some kind of pact. I don' t know anything or
you. You can' t be divorced if you split up and my life
comes and then I go back to this guy and let him in your life.
So out, even though she goes back to Mr East of Vedra,
he may be out there, and she, when they remind him of him
at trial or that she is unfaithful to him, she remembers and says no,
gentlemen, that I am divorced. Sure, really careful. Wait,
wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait. You listen to me, you divorce and you,
your husband, he' s coming if you have a psychological crisis,
to administer yourself, to throw away, medication, sorry. I mean,
where did you see this aunt, where did you see an ex- husband
on top? You divorced him because he was violent. You' ve made
an express divorce and you' re making your life. Or your queen'
s pussy, but you give her keys to your house and give her absolute
level access to your administration, to your medications. Well, then, we
have to go through this and we have that on the fourth of July,
which is that ten days later, on the fourth of July, at night,
they are clear and asuntas is in bed and Charo is on the floor
and suddenly hears those three screams and enters the Asunta room and there is an
intruder. There' s a gentleman in the business room. I' ve
never read it or he' s wanted it. I' ve been searching
for two days, I haven' t found a physical description of this gentleman.
Sixty, yes, well, what while throwing out the middle port,
one, thirty, then this lady then what do I know. That seemed
very big to him that I have a theory. I have a big,
big theory and I have another one, but it' s not theory.
But it' s spinning. But, well, just finish, just explain
the hino. I have it very clear. Listen to me Look. In
the business room was the safe, exactly, which is a very normal thing,
put the safe in the tubuja room or put your daughter in the tin
room to strong. But it was because it was the father' s office.
Well, anyway, there was seventy thousand euros in cash in that safe
Sorry. Who knew there was money in that safe and who knows where that
safe is Alfane Basterra and who enters the aria room is last night. Allegedly
I don' t know. I' m going to say it right now,
Alfno Basterra enters the pit. He basters for the money, but it
' s the worst thing for him. It should be noted that weeks before
they had gone into the house to steal according to Rosario and had stolen jewels
and good. And it has to be said also that she said that she
and Asunta were always like very clueless and they left the keys you' re
out, that they had a posttit that the postile comes out prominently look at
is that this is like Michael Petersen in the end, if you' re
familiar with the case. One of the things they don' t count on
in the Netflix series at all, because the Netflix series was in conjunction with
Michael Piterson. The cradle of the things that don' t count is that
Mircrepitesn had a debt of$ 100, 000 and that Katherine had just been
thrown out of work. And if Cathily got divorced from him, he went
to jail for bankruptcy because he didn' t have the money to face the
debts. We' re talking about Alfonso running out of the money his aunt
had left to Bilbao. I knew there was money in that safe. I
knew I could come in, but what' s up, what' s
up? That' s what I wasn' t counting on. Then there
is a violent episode in which Charo manages to throw out. Of course let
' s remember that it literally measured one forty, that is, a very
small person, has weighed forty- two kilos, forty- five a thing
and Charo, mysteriously gathers the force as Hulk and manages to throw the mysterious
jumper, mysterious in quotation marks, because he was Alfonso Basterra. Allegedly I
don' t know it can be getting him kicked out and in the end
there' s nothing left until the girl. A few weeks later a friend
tells her in the car and the mother hears it for the car calls her
charo and tells her what. The dune what happened here, s guy,
and the other one says no. I just said. It' s not
like he' s been reported. No, I didn' t go to
the police. But leave right now. If I don' t leave.
I tell the friend that the friend declares at the trial literally says words as
you don' t go I' m going to report it and she says
yes. He says it' s okay and air and he doesn' t
go and tell him that he never goes. She doesn' t go and
talk to the police, but she tells them it' s okay I go
to the hospital to do some injuries and I come and formalize the nuncia and
she didn' t come to your house. He has not, therefore,
gone to the Commission. I don' t either. And it has to
be said that the next day, a photo is taken and there are marks
on marks on her neck because they had tried to attack her. Charo porto
always like he missed this incident in some things like he didn' t care
at all. Another reason why I think he knew who was an assailant and
how he never gave him the level importance that he might have used it as
an alibi for his daughter' s murder. And he didn' t even
have the lights to do that. You know what, it could have been
the jumpers. He didn' t give that to the police. In the
beginning they hid it. That yes, yes, the police told it is
when they find out what' s going on, then they tell him not
to hear, ma' am that they have told us what happened this and
it does water, yes, yes, it' s not that it'
s not, like you know how three are and that this incident, that
is, it was allegedly Alfonso who made the decision for himself without informing Charo
and that she already imagined who it is or that she was warned. No,
she didn' t know, she didn' t know. No.
She saw him there and said Hostia is coming for the pasta. Sure.
And there' s one thing going on, too. Now I' m
falling that surely if it was him, presumably of course, he knew that
this woman would take the noracepans as if they were pipes and would be in
salad, she would be surrendered alive in bed, that is. It says
well, I enter the house and I don' t make noise open with
the keys, because these leave the keys or I have keys to the house.
Even the car had her and she doesn' t find out, of
course, why do we remind her that the door wasn' t forced?
Wasn' t it a crash because the door wasn' t forced? This
happens on the fourth of July. What happens on the 5th of July.
Where Alfonso Lasterra goes. Ah this, Tao goes to the training, to
buy five Orfidal tablet bills, fifty to see you can buy fifty because you
say hoste half go on vacation, to see what. Maybe I know what.
I think it' s weird that I gave you so much of a
stroke. I mean, that' s enough to look at the deformacetics a
little bit too good. And if it' s here when you' re
recited a box, not every man, the box is called Chao no more,
but the most until next month. Sure. Of course, let'
s remember that Alfonso Basterra had him banned from some pharmacies in Santiago, that
is to say, this pharmacy that sold him to be a friend of the
family because he had had friendship with the parents of charo so I don'
t know what and it was the one that provided the camel. In fact,
there' s a moment that counts. I don' t know who
your mother, your mother, buys some white powder from a lady at the
portal of your case, the lady at the portal of your house, so
what' s this? Cinema Kinky you know something like that, that is,
if it' s strong as well, the 9th of July asunta is
the first report that we have of that astuned and dizzy music class. It
doesn' t give rise to a ball. The girl was an absolutely consummated
violinist, who read her eyes and could play you a score from the beginning
because let us remember that it is true that they were high abilities. As
s says we had a good memory. I had a very good violinist.
And the teacher realizes that the girl is not only screwing up with a basic
warm- up exercise, but she puts a new one to see if they
can advance a little bit and the girl can' t with the new exercise
and then the next one of music. This is told to the father and
the father says no if he' s a little squeaky, because we'
ve given some antistaminesrius this is checked later on in the exstruction. If the
girl had some kind of energy, she had taken antistamines and medically there was
no record that the girl was logically nothing medically that the parents decided to buy
her taminic antis and give them to her, as it is another story.
But it is quite enlightening that on July 5 Alfonso Vasterra completes fifty birthdays of
the Fidal and on July 9 in the girl is lost, as they said
in the trial. Exactly, well, and this repeats the one of July
to the purchase it is proven that Alfonso makes another purchase of twenty- five
tablets that time University that we remember that they were not for him, that
they are supposed to be for that, they are for the woman, that
it is the woman that I hope it who needs in total in twelve days,
seventy- five tablets of Osfidal in a matter of twelve days. Listen
to me, because of these they had already agreed with the godmother that the
child was going to leave. It' s just that this is very strong.
I' m sorry about this. Auntie, I' m dying.
She started between her summer vacation and the girl was going away with the godmother
all summer and then she left with the cleaning lady, with the maid she
had at home charo she left with her for two weeks, that is,
the girl that summer did not see her parents anything since the incident. Last
time he gets dizzy again in the music class is July 23rd. Twenty-
one t s July, the same as the holiday, does not see the
parents to that means the parents do not go or see anything to the place
where it was, which was near Santiago, could have gone, was on
the beach, could have gone. It wasn' t a single one.
I see you even had her. Rosario had a flat above where the godmother
Yes, yes, and not only that, but she was supposed to be
the saint of Asunta, which is the 15th of August. By the assumption
they were not either, i e, they were nothing, and they say
good. Rosario says that there were no conditions, that they called her three
times a day, that they talked to her every day and that she,
then, that she was fatal and that they were not conditions to remember that
from that already clear she had resumed the relationship with the adopted entrepreneur. And
it' s also important to say that since Charo resumed the relationship, if
it happened to the girl before, much more happened. I mean, there
' s whatsapps of good, so clear if they were on TV and such
crossovers of whatsapps matter with Asunta' s mother. How, demanding your attention.
You' re coming, aren' t you? Listen answer me the
prayer passing, that is, it' s super passive aggressive with her like
hear what is important what she wants and other whatsapps with the gifted entrepreneur where
she calls her daughter the skin, the palm that you can do it with
grace, you can hit it, but you do it funny with someone of
fame, not me, for example, with a guy that I' m
having my boyfriend. I don' t mean my daughter like the fur you
know well, I don' t know maybe. It doesn' t mean
anything that then the daughter appears dead to me. Indeed, the dotted line.
But one more dot, for the most part, I' m going
to have a toxicological reminder. I' m going to explain to you that
he makes bread comes into action within thirty sixty minutes of having ingested it.
I' ll also explain that if you ingest repeating one, no. But
if you repeatedly ingest azpines, which is what this drug is, that is
obvious, that is, the maximum there is. This can become a permanent
part of your body with things like nails or hair. This is important.
So, if the girl had repeated gestations during this we' re going to
say second trimester of the year, fourth, thirteen trimester of the year,
daughter, you' re repeated deonzo of pinas ago in her hair. That
would be branded. Then we have to spend the summer and what happens the
summer. He reassumes Santiago with his parents and on 16 September Alfonso buys fifty
tablets of or Fidal. I mean, we' re talking about that in
a matter of eight weeks, I had bought a total of one hundred and
twenty- five tablets of orcidal. I mean, she' s strong,
she' s an intern we repeat. It seems so heavy to me that
a gentleman arrives at a pharmacy and keep in mind or quiet rent aunt you
put me fourth and half of or end sorry and that soup aunt that the
pharmacies do not beat the joint. It seems to me, yes, sir,
that I was taking him so it wasn' t even for him.
Here. That can' t be done. It can' t be done
here. This one' s being watched out. Let' s go,
that' s a formation. You can' t issue one hundred and twenty
- five tablets of pinas days in eight weeks, because we' re going
to skip all the flags. Well, we' re talking about two thousand
thirteen, but weird isn' t eight hundred thirteen either, and we'
re on September 17. It' s a super important date, important because,
as the prosecution said at the trial, for them this day became good.
I don' t know You think it' s proof. I think
it was a look- see. Check it out. It was a look
to see, yes, and it was a look to see that if I
had gone out, for if not maybe, I got it. But since
he didn' t get it, he said well, because another day nothing
happens. Let' s see we' ve already proved well what happens on
17 September. This day he had to be with his father, Alfonso.
Then this day the alarm of the house of Montoutto, which is the big
family house that the portos have. It is disconnected from 7: 30 p
m to 22: 00 p m. How long is it going is seven
eight, a lot of hours, because three hours is peak. No.
In one of the statements he makes before the judge, Alfonso says that that
day he was with the girl changing, absorbing moisture in the house. It
was a house that was closed, a country house. So every x time,
they went and they put those little cacharritos to absolve the moisture. In
one of his statements, Rosario also talks about that day, because the judge
asks him and also says that that day, because they were Alfonso and the
girl went to change, absorbed moisture. I mean, it' s so
normal, it' s so normal, not what happens. In the statement
to Rosario, our judge friend to Tain, he asks if that day he
left the keys to Montouto Alfonso' s house, because there was only one
copy, because there was only one copy, and this she had told him,
that is, she says, because I don' t know, I
don' t remember. Then Dale tells him, but I mean, you
remember how many sets of keys. It says there, because I don'
t know, because I have a lot of things done, things you say.
Well, brother, yeah, look, you got to get it.
Now fatal, what do you ask me. I don' t know how
many jos de keys are the father' s key sets. And it'
s all right that, as you say, I was very cuckoo to tell
her there was only one set of keys, because you yourself told me,
that is, during one of the records in the house. Remember and give
a little context at this time that Judge Tin has said it on several occasions.
Well, he hasn' t said it in several, and then in
the series. I think they drop it too. Judge Times knows things about
Alfonso that he can' t tell. Or, of course, then,
it' s not that I have a mania, it' s that there
are things that they can' t prove because they can' t bring in
judgment, because maybe they' re not relevant, or maybe they' re
things that they know because they' re not for reasons you shouldn' t
know. But I think part of the inquina and pre of the kind of
ring Yeah, that kind of mania that you see them having in this one
is because Judge Time knows things about basterra. I don' t know anything
that makes you think there' s more to it than we remember that when
you go to Montt' s house, the judge in the charo charo investigation
gives you a hug. When they enter because they know each other, they
know each other from the legal era, because they had exercised together, they
were of the same age and I think the Huet Taine had worked a lot
with his father, with Francisco Porto. So, well, that' s
to make a little happy, this Rosario connection, with the judge, with
the people of Santiago' s legal system. It seems to me that it
is important for the whole subject, this slug of how they did it and
good that it basically already felt protected and took away totally. A little surprise
came. Yeah, yeah, but good. We return to 17 September.
We got that alarm off. We have the key set theme, which is
not known whether or not you are aware of it. He has We know
that the girl was with alfone but that it turns out that then, at
the trial, when Alfonso is asked for this day, which is September 17,
with the subject of moisture absorbs, he says that that day was not.
It' s not when they went to change the absorbs and moistures,
which were on Friday the thirteenth, that is, in the statements before the
trial, he says that 17 September he' s going to drop them means
with astute. Then, at the trial, it turns out no, which
is that they had been the previous Friday, which remembers very well, because
before they had gone to pass the ITV with matter, which is one thing
that she liked very much, because they had fun, because well she says
they made bets. We' ll pass it or we won' t pass
it. But what happens virgemia, because the next day, which was Wednesday,
September 18, the girl disappears. They didn' t take care of
them at school where they are. Nothing is known exactly and Rosario makes her
a role for school as an excuse for having a fever. So I don
' t know what, but then Rosario herself says it wasn' t that
it was a lie, but the girl was embarrassed to say she was wrong.
But it' s like then he' s not ashamed to say he
has a fever. Of course it happens, which is that the girl was
in a deep coma because she had cracked twenty- five or finals presumably and
that' s the problem to change them into sorcerers. Of course it is.
It disappears, so it' s at least two days. Don'
t go back to the queue, but 19 until the 20th, 19 until
the 19th Thursday and we reach the 21st of September, that is, we
have this episode three days. Before, four days before 17 September, the
six- core alarm is four hours away. We don' t know very
well what they do there for four hours, because it absorbs them. That
' ll change in three minutes. I don' t know what he said
went missing for two days at school and he arrives on the 21st of September.
Let us remember that the body of asunta is located on the forest track
the dawn of SEE day from twenty- one to twenty- two. Of
course, then, well, what happens that day is that the girl always
had activities. On Saturdays, I had Chinese, I had tea, I
kept several things. Then that morning the girl I think she' s going
to do activities. Just like and then there' s how the girl was
like coming and going from the father' s and mother' s house.
Quite a while. Then first he went to the mother' s house before
eating to finish the homework of doing some things. Then the father is going
to marry, see the Simpsons and stay at the father' s house because
the father makes scrambled chambillons, which is also such a detail of the case,
because then they find them almost undigested in the girl' s stomach,
eat all three, in the house of Alfonso Basterra throw Alfonso and the girl,
and then there is a lot in movement during that day of the three,
like going and coming Alfonso. Not so much, Alfonso is stace put
which is one thing that seems very enlightening to me that he is always at
home, but there is a moment that comes out that he is seen in
the Chamber as the good ones is that it is very messy, but in
order not to make the mess to people, the girl like that goes and
comes from one house to the other. And the fact is, what is
known is that at a certain hour charo leaves the house. What she tells
the judge is that the intention was to go for a few swimsuits for the
girl. From the moment she leaves the house until she takes the car,
it' s half an hour ago that maybe she went to the bakery and
hooked up with the baker. I don' t know, you know,
but it' s funny that if you' re going to do one thing
and you' re going to take the car, late half an hour the
park and I wasn' t in the house, I was in another.
Sure, the car doesn' t have a yes, but it was like
a couple of minutes walk was not the parking lot on the property. Then
she goes after the car and all of a sudden well, because what she
says is that no one goes away a lot, takes the swimsuits and turns
and is about three hours in total and that when she comes back the girl
is gone and that' s why she puts the complaint in police station.
That' s the version we have until about September 27th, which is when
you see the recording of the cameras, because the jet there is one of
the things that you ask the police. Well, the Civil Guard is to
go and check out absolutely all the cameras in Santiago, which may be on
the road between Charo Poroto' s house and Montoutto to see if they see
anything and they see in a gas station' s camera they see that there
is a presence that is also very controversial, because there are people who say
that they don' t see it clearly they don' t see it,
it' s true, but I do see it, that is, because
if in that seat it was empty it would be brown or black, there
would be nothing. You see the white shirt, it' s not what
I think you call it a little white dot, which can be either the
face, or it can be the shirt, that is, it does look
like a luminoside. There in the co- pilot' s seat, then
ech aeroporto, like he suddenly remembers that it' s true that the girl
changed her mind that she said she wanted to come. The theory that you
see the movie, that you ride. Rather said is that it is true
that she takes her, but then she brings her back and lets her not
follow, that the girl tells her yes, that she wants to go with
her, that she gets in the car, she gets to a lot to
that before entering the house. The girl says no, that she doesn'
t want to go in, that she goes back to Santiago, that leaves
her on the street. He' s turning around. He turns around anyway
and you say you suck how much there' s a half hour drive to
the house. Yeah, you get half an hour and you get to the
door, he says he doesn' t want to go. Then the ball
won' t tell him. Go up three minutes and I' ll take
four swimsuits, which takes literally three and a half seconds. It' s
weird. It doesn' t make any sense. Indeed, the girl is
seen in the Chamber of Banco Santander, which they have there between the two
houses. Now girl, during that day. It' s true that you
see her coming and going several times, because me but at five o'
clock early, at five o' clock exactly. In this impasse the intake
of lorecepans has to be produced. Let' s remember it was 27 grams
on top of 27 grams. You can' t take them without realizing it,
I mean, you can' t sneak in twenty- three orifice,
a champagne booster. Besides, you say it was a robot of salt champagne
in the Barahan series in a chapter also very controversial, in which they make
two versions of what could have happened, one more orchestrated by Charo and a
little more as an accidental medium, half that laughing, half I want,
half that uy uy oy oy what happened? And then another orque was for
Alfonso and much more thought out. And maybe I think the little girl'
s orange juice fits me. It doesn' t suit me what I was
going to take. She, I' m glad Charo was desperate, she
can' t find him in the orange zuma, because they only find him
the scramble. I don' t know anymore. I don' t know
how they administer the east, it happens that the liquids ask, uh,
I don' t know, but if you listen to it, but if
they eat at three o' clock in the afternoon, the girl at five,
she can' t be walking down the street. They' d be
like deep. They can' t be winning. There' s the problem
with the witness who shows up after he says that on this hill he killed
me who saw her at 6: 30 an hour and saw her with the
father, a girl who' s going to buy some slippers with her boyfriend.
Indeed, you can find the receipt of the slippers. Indeed, the
girl was there who says she saw Alfonso Cola raise. There are theories that
say the girl' s day is wrong, she' s got the wrong
week. It wasn' t Saturday without another Saturday. The fact is that,
as such, we cannot prove that Alfonso stepped on Montoto. We can
' t prove it. There' s no evidence. Or sir says he
' s been at his house all afternoon reading, even though his phone was
like good, in plane mode. No or something to the silent plane,
but there is a record of messages exchanged and a call to Montoto, that
is, Alfonso is reading quotes in the air again. But it is true
that there is an amount that calls Montutto' s fixed. I mean,
he knows there' s someone in there who knows he' s in charo
I don' t know if maybe. He' s asking when you'
re coming for dinner or how we do next or whatever, or where the
girl is. Let' s remember that the girl left her cell phone at
home, the girl was in her room, the girl was in her room.
When the police go on the first inspection, just skip this whole thing.
The room was as if it wasn' t neat or picked up,
that is, it was like I' d been doing some homework and suddenly
in the series they portrayed it very well. Not all of a sudden he
gets up and goes and leaves until the cell phone that the series, Alfonso
Basterra tells him well, leave him there carrying and if we go for a
moment, only then when you come back already you talk to your friends and
such a very convenient thing not to leave the cell phone so that the girl
could not locate her. Of course you know of course that' s what
they say everywhere, that teen doesn' t leave the phone in fits the
girl so that twenty- seven grams of hour. Cepan did, in fact,
on that journey that we also see that it is in the seat of
the copilot quite upright, that is, it is going to stand upright,
it is not going to fall forward those new lying on the back tape or
anything, I mean the girl is going conscious and van dant is active.
Not then. My theory is that, maybe that intake occurred, it occurred
hemotouto or a minute before leaving home, because it' s that if it
doesn' t fit the times, because a logr makes bread at the time
you' re clear to hear just like, It wasn' t all at
once the same, It wasn' t all the hit. Sure as well.
They put a little, but the girl was walking around at five o
' clock in the afternoon and had been given enough alone on the street.
One thing has also happened if she had already been drugged at least three times
before, let' s say that the effect it produces is on her like
she was probably already used to it. She' s gonna be dizzy.
You know what I mean. Let' s remember that she has some whatsapps
with a friend saying haja, my parents are trying to kill me, yeah,
well and that the friend tells her sorry and the other angry is no
joke. And the white powder he says gives me white powder that I got
for the whites who had me sleeping for two days. But I mean,
maybe she doesn' t see her walking badly or fainting. That' s
why she doesn' t have a little bit more control, but once she
gets pina because of a lot of control that you don' t control her,
Auntie, or you' re taking it. It doesn' t make
him bread is that he doesn' t, so you can' t even
articulate a word. You know I was going to tell you that death is
estimated to have been between seven and eight in the afternoon. So seven eight
in the afternoon don' t put on winning the car is picked up at
about six thirty o' clock they arrived just before seven o' clock in
the house. The girl finds herself more, gets into bed, goes to
bed. Death is completely elucidated by forensics that it has been by lateral asphyxiation,
that is, the girl has more bruising on one side of the face
or in the nose. In other words, the girl was drowned, but
with an ice cream face and put a soft object on her, because there
are no wounds that a hard object, that is, a cushion, would
put on her. So that' s what the show portrays very well.
There is also another thing the autopsy says, which is that the girl breathed
again and drowned again several times, that is, that there was, perhaps,
some sort of repentance or cushion lifts, which indicates that, perhaps,
the killer or killer or killer had as a moment of moral objections, moment
of doubt to what he was doing in a tight way and stopped squeezing clear
That' s what the autopsy says, that they have the lungs and in
the way that the arterioses have blown up and everything that happens when you suffocate
there is like a go and comes from what has happened. It' s
not boom you know from one to the other. Then that has all this
side of the face. He' s got it, like, vascular wounds
that he' s been put on a weight there. Of course, then
we know they find her, and we also know that the girl has a
lot of bruises on her body, which I think is what the series puts
in focus. When I pull her down the stairs, let' s remember
that the middle girl weighed practically the same as her mother. It was more
of a foul than she was. It wasn' t the girl was more
foul, but she weighed a little less because she was a little thinner had
less meat then so that that mother would lift that girl up a body that
would be dead weight. And besides, we' re talking about a lady
who was so well, very doped, very doped and very gene made sport
in her life. You understand that there are girls who are short and short
and, perhaps, if they could have formed with a deadweight girl who weighed
more than 30 kilos, perhaps, if they could have with her. But
the charoport couldn' t take her daughter in her arms. I mean.
We know that. But she was able to drag it if and she could
drag it perfectly because the girl was full of the body. Yeah, but
you have to drag her. You have to get her in the car.
Yes, you have to leave on the track, you have to drag.
Then we have the ropes tied with a famous orange rope, an alpaca orange.
I don' t know what. Then we have to get the girl
here at seven, get in the room, she' ll be in bad
shape, the person goes up the drowning in bed, then goes down,
puts her in the car, takes her to the forest track. Let'
s remember it' s not night yet. We' re talking about September
in Galicia at seven and a half eight and a half at night, it
' s not night. The alarm' s on at eight fifty- three.
And that' s when a charo neighbor sees her go out with the
car, of course the neighbor says he didn' t see anything weird at
eight fifty- three. I looked at it in Galicia in September. It
' s still daylight, I mean, there' s still light. You
know then risking has a forest track that we' re saying, a forest
track for people who haven' t seen it. It' s a truck
but it' s not a remote road in the middle. There were houses,
there were houses everywhere, that is, it' s a road in
the middle, a forest with people living there. It' s a road
in the middle of a search, but it could have been seen by people
walking around, you know. In fact, we have the one who later
I guess we' ll comment on, the gentleman who swears and perjures.
Neighbor passed him at 12 and that' s not clear. He lives on
the edge of the Vale forest track. Then we have charo to shut off
the alarm sorry connects, reconnects the alarm from the house, i e it
leaves just before nine o' clock at night. We have Alfonso going this
time. This is self- locating thanks to the call What it does to
make it look like he' s in Santiago, which isn' t there.
This is important, like it' s expected. He explained this.
Alfonso Basterra puts his cell phone in airplane mode, so you can' t
locate it. The location of the cell phone you can' t locate,
but what it does is it calls the fixed amount to say I' m
not in Montuto. His phone calls Montoto. With his phone he calls Montoto
Vale and there' s a landline call that I think is two minutes that
he says at the trial, which is that I call her. Well,
to see if you' re going to come to dinner, what you'
re going to do, I don' t know, what I know,
how many you remember the show telling him. Give me an hour, you
know listen give me an hour to show that I wasn' t here.
Such may be that, perhaps, Alfonso basterra outside in the back seat,
in the back of the car. Help him with the issue of choking the
girl gets in the car and then he' s out. Let us remember
that we looked at him from Montoto to Santiago. There are two hours of
walking at any given time I could have, but they would have picked up
the cameras. Some camera would have done it. The point is that it
' s not during that afternoon. He doesn' t get anything, he
doesn' t just stay with her. He' s got a think that
a party or a fling or something. I think Judge Taine doesn' t
look at that car because they look at the mother' s car and what
happens to the mother' s car. The mats in the back are missing,
and then there are traces of the girl' s vomit. To see
every father' s car has remains of vomiting to his children, not of
any merit, but they investigate me the mother' s car, because it
is the one that appeared in the video the father' s car either do
not see it or did not go that way. Well, in theory he
gets kicked out or comes back to Santiago Solas like nine, nine and a
half he goes back to Casa nine. I think it takes as long as
twice as long as it usually takes, that is, if it takes 25
minutes normally, she takes as long as she goes to Alfonso' s house,
which is around the corner and tells him she' s here. The
girl isn' t where she is, what' s going on, I
don' t know how Alfonso is, and then they go to the police
station and the complaint gets in the way at 10: 30 p m.
Of the night let us remember that three hours later two people who go to
drinks find her a little earlier. The thing is, as I was in
the car and they don' t want the police to find out, they
were in the car drunk, they go without meat, they take the car
back to the pat where they were and they walk back where the girl was
and then they call the police to come to all these. It' s
already one night when they find her. To all this, we have one
of the neighbors who says that with the woman, they take walks on the
forest track like throwing their cigar. I don' t know what a flashlight
wears on those walks because you can' t see anything, that' s
that total darkness. In fact, they tell in the east that there was
a new moon that there was no light, that was good. I don
' t know if you' ve been in the field and you' ve
been at night, you' ve turned off the light, that' s
that darkness. It' s one thing it' s that you don'
t see anything. And this gentleman says that the ride down that track is
about 11: 30 p m with his wife and that they saw absolutely nothing
and that there would be. Oh, what do you think, what do
you think of this one? Sir drives me crazy, this guy' s
already super obsessed, this thing about me was, I was and you'
re not gonna get me to tell you otherwise, I don' t know
what, I don' t know how much. I mean, you don
' t see a bit of a protagonism, and I see a little bit
of it. Yeah, a little obsessive. You know for me that I
was, for me that I was. I think they might not have seen
her because you' re not looking for something like that. You know,
the kid was lying in the gutter pretty visibly. I wasn' t blinking
in the woods. In addition, so that' s something else and then
it was put on quite carefully, which is another thing that in the trucrame
is very much studied the positioning of a corpse, that is, when they
throw a corpse wherever it is super is studied by studying the morphology of the
positioning of a corpse and what happens when the killer has some emotional involvement.
The postures of the corpses are very different and even a child is thought to
have been left with a certain affection. Yeah,' cause he was face
up. Yeah, the little arms with the games. Yeah. Let'
s remember that when they find her, she still has the graze on her,
so I don' t know if there was that cauro and the pants,
that is, that girl had peeed for an hour and a half,
as you know, two hours that you could measure yourself dead. It is
also true that loose sphincters occur. I don' t understand it perfectly clear
probably also maybe, because I had a lot of fluid in the bladder that
I think that' s another reason why, maybe, the taking of event
of makes pinas was produced by a liquid I don' t know in the
they were going to find early, if not the next morning they were going
to find that that' s something else or that I think a lot and
it' s a kind of puzzle, piece of puzzle that I lack of
what was meant to leave it four kilometers from the house. It' s
not close, super close. It is not super incremen is very incriminating,
very incriminating in a populated area, not in an unpopulated area. When you
did, you could have taken it a lot further to a forest where there
would have been no idios tossing it through a barrage when there is gallicia in
the place where to leave corpses. I don' t know, Your Honor,
I' m guessing this. Well, okay, it' s not
because I' ve thought about it at some point. You must think about
life, but I think there was a certain intention that they should find it
as soon as possible. Not just that they found her, but that they
found her the sooner you know and if you don' t think it'
s any more a matter of they were hyperstorms and there are things they just
didn' t think of. They' re not meant to be. Yeah,
I mean. In fact, for example, Mira, I mean,
it' s not for now that I solve the killers' lives, but
if they killed her in the house of Mont Uto, if they leave her
buried there, no one finds out that we don' t know cases.
Well, don' t think you' re announcing the disappearance. It'
s the first place they' re going to look Good or not. There
are cases that haven' t found them. The thing is that this house
is seen to have a mogollón of the mogollón land, it has a huge
estate. It' s a big house, you have a pool, there
was a very large estate. Then I don' t know. I believe
that there is some premeditation, but there is also certain how improvisation is said.
You know because there are things that it' s like it' s
not, like, broa stoles, very clumsy and all this makes me feel
like it' s all hard for me to figure out to charport by taking
a body by the pulse out of a trunk in broad daylight, because eight
and a half nine in the afternoon is that it was still day. Man,
you know, like a lot of bes pri is, like there'
s still a little light. Then it may be that the positioning of each
time occurred later in the dark, but then it has to have been past
10: 30 and the two were in the were not. No, I
mean, the child' s placement has to be good. After nine,
sure, after the unsure ones, because the alarm is connected at nine five
and before the average diece, considering yes, that it has to give them
time to arrive and that there is. I mean, the only images of
Alfonso that there are of that evening are of him looking like searching, yes,
they are. I don' t know what they' re gonna be,
but what a coincidence. Not that the only images there are of him
are as they are. Walking in front of the Tas Chamber I am looking
clearly, of course and I believe that, in fact, the complaint so
early that they make to run away already at 10: 30 is again an
exculpatory one for them make it apostal. And more to say, there'
s another little detail, which is the subject of the damageers. This is
when I don' t know if it is. I don' t know
if it' s the same night they report the disappearance. They' re
at Rosario' s house and the police tell him good and where are the
swimsuits that Rosario is like in plan. I don' t know, I
don' t know, they' re not like four laps and suddenly he
opens a closet and finds them perfectly bent. I mean, it' s
given you time to double and yet you report the disappearance so quickly. Yeah,
but no, but listen, I might have seen that in the sense
of you You see, the girl isn' t your first thought is that
she' s gone with the father. Then you say well, then I
' ll leave the swimsuits in place and I' ll go and see and
call it. Good. She' s telling you she' s not okay
Yeah, that part I don' t see as incriminating. It' s
true. The fact that I don' t talk to swimsuits. I don
' t think so because she' s supposed to. He' s not
supposed to know that the child has disappeared when he enters the house. She
goes with her swimsuit bag. Supposedly, we' re going to reconstruct scenes.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, she sells, she comes in
with her swimsuit bosita. Assume where you are not, then see your father.
I' ll put it in your moment and I' ll be right
there. You know okay or I call that part I don' t know
I don' t look like like God we have You know we' re
not worth the truth either. I don' t see him then you know
nothing, well, because we have that very soon already the two people,
which we say, by the way, one of them later in the months
ended up in jail for a drug trafficking crime. Nothing in Galicia, how
beautiful you are how beautiful. Then this person who also by appearance was already
known to the Civil Guard with his friend, finds in the body of asunta.
They find cigarette butts from them There, well, the point of plate
as good, it' s super disastrous. Such people are exculpated very quickly,
which is another thing that strikes me very much, because they were a
little feron riffra, a little bit gentucilla, no, why not say it.
So little people who find a girl say at least, because the car
didn' t look at it, their car and, besides, considering that
this is something else a little disturbing, that in the same place, in
the same scene where they find it, they pass the forensic light find stains
of a liquid that those who are there say they believe is semen yes,
but well, I' ll also say I' ve looked at the light
this way, the light is shining not only with that membria, with others,
glowing with drool, with vomiting. Yes, the scroll is taken for
granted that as these people are used to seeing the different types of stains it
may be that already in the same place they identify that it may perfectly not
be. But, well, of course, it' s funny that you
' re clear, but it' s funny that you have two drunk gentlemen
who don' t know what they' re doing today I don' t
have any meat, I don' t know what, I know how much
and you find him super shabble is what you say, which is kind of
quick to get them off their backs. They don' t take them off
super fast on themselves, because they collaborate a lot and they' re very
cooperative and I don' t know what. I imagine they' d take
some sanction for driving without meat and cream and so on. But other than
that, these people do not appear again in the instruction, in the summary
or in anything, which is a little thing that also gives me to think.
What gives you to think, because I don' t know aunt.
I' m not going to testify. At the trial, yes, yes,
yes. At the trial, yes, they state ah what happens is
that I wouldn' t have wallpapered. I won' t get you to
the barracks. I don' t know, I don' t know,
I don' t know. Well, the point is, I' m
talking to him like you told the parents before The father had already said this
kind of thing. She' s been killed I just hope she doesn'
t show up raped. It is true that the girl has no signs of
sexual assault. The attitude of both of you is super suspicious. We'
ve already said it eighty- five billion times. Everyone' s attitude to
things doesn' t have to be incriminating, it doesn' t have to
be a symptom that you' re nothing. But good aunt. But your
daughter' s already dying, man, she' s getting killed, and
you' re the next day looking at the front pages of the papers and
calling the newspapers to take your wife' s name off, that your wife
' s name is very prestigious, and that they leave yours alone, you
don' t give a shit about prestige when your daughter' s been murdered.
They are two people who at no time pre- detention and, that
is, before it was known, that is seventy- two hours before a
workshop appears and the mother is arrested. At no time do they wonder or
investigate or have such a thing, a little bit of what has happened.
They don' t ask to see the girl. They point to no one.
It' s just that they point us to no one, and you,
when they don' t tell you, I' m gonna screw it
up. The first thing you want to do is point out someone, that
is, the first thing you need. He' s guilty. If you
' re not clear as a father or me, it would be my obsession,
that is, I' d get everything. Lean Nison, you know
the bully and the school, the guy who looks at me badly, clearly
or the same way. The ones who found her or the plans. It
would have been accurate how, of course, you get your hands on your
head, how you don' t take them to the barracks. If they
' re the first to see her, they' ve seen nothing. I
would have gone that way and, in fact, this very rare attitude is
already completely uncovered. When they record them in jail, of course when they
finally do. Well, there are quite a few things about destruction and detention
and all that are quite curious, because Taín collaborates a lot with the civil
war. And one of the things that the civil guard asks of them asks
the investigating judge when they arrest the two, Charro and Alfonso, is that,
please, if they can put them in adjoining cells and activate a recording,
the judge gives them permission. But it does tell you this recording won
' t be able to be used in the trial, because you can'
t do this. Do you know how it actually happened? How did it
actually happen? But you know what' s going on anyway. It'
s also very cuckoo and I knew that if those recordings came out, that
they came out, that I think it' s that he worked in the
media, he hasn' t worked in court. I think it was that
they issued them in a public mirror. Evidently, you know that, even
if they don' t use them at trial, people are going to keep
that conversation in their head, so it' s going to be impossible for
you to be on a jury, so don' t influence yourself that it
can' t be anymore. I found out that I was pregnant at the
weekend, the one who dies astunta and then I was pregnant pretty bad because
I felt very bad and in the work I was fatal. I had a
horrible job. So what I was doing was I was wearing my helmets and
I was with ten of five all day, all day long before the situation
was working clearly, so what happens that I lived that whole case during the
two thousand thirteen and the two thousand fourteen. I just don' t remember
perfectly, because I was watching it all day. And one of the things
I remember is that first week of the process, Huet Time was already packed.
Yeah, totally, I' m there all the time. Yeah.
If you think it' s normal to play an instrument game at Anna Rusa
telling things about that post- class and there it is, uh, that
the theme so that Uncle has gone pots there has remained in templates. Supposedly
if it was done in Galicia Madrid, and Galicia Madrid, Galicia Madrid,
because Uncle kept working I' m saying it to happen to work something like
a bastard. And there are things that you' ve done very well,
but there are things that I find fatal, because you' ve played games
to take things around filtering, for example, that you just said the recordings
between the dungeons in which we have type jewelry. Given time to do that,
not that it was paying right now in a thousand euros to know what
that was She said in an interview of the country, because she gave has
given some interviews being already in jail with this scroll that had already ay jode
is that people are very ill thought. He also referred precisely to the e
- mails he sent him, because he said that in those e- mails
he was fatal. And then, of course, they were very concerned that
everything that had been, the infidelities, the remaining inventions, that they were
very concerned about, would be seen. The one they say was more preoccupied
by the apparent than by death. Browsing when they empty their phones, it
is good that they discover that all the conversations they had on the twenty and
twenty- first of September had been erased, that was aunty. Please,
during all that conversation, if you listen to it all the recordings that are
not integrated because there are hours, but I listened to an egg and at
no time, uncle wonder what happened to Nina nothing. Nothing is that since
there' s not a moment she says she' s not coming back.
Isn' t Sunta coming back? No, and Alfonso tells him he'
ll fall and the other one tells him, of course, he' ll
fall. Who falls kairal who who. You don' t ask him at
any time and he looks murdered in more than mysterious circumstances. What happened to
her and you, with your daughter' s father, don' t sweep
around like this to be this what the fuck the girl was doing there.
At no time do they ask, because if the theory really is that she
returned her to Santiago, who left her close to home or such, at
no time do they wonder how she got the girl back. Not sure,
it never happens and all the time it' s the cantinela of why they
do this to us, why is this happening to us? Something they have
what they do that they do here that I don' t know what because
I want to tell you that there' s the narcissistic trait again, because
a little more is a little bit, that' s also the same thing
as pink pear yes, yes, yes, yes. It seemed to me
urgent to say that the only thing that worried him was that the image was
going to have the people of her. Yeah, yeah, yeah. He
wasn' t worried that there' s a man underground, of course you
know, and scratching was worried. He said good with Daniel Sancho, as
we are the same Daniel Sancho worried and saying good this his father saying this
is an obtacle more than me, for to me life yes, yes,
of course to you Sancho has, well. The point is, he'
s got a very strange attitude. At no time do they ask to see
the girl, they never see her that yes, at the funeral she puts
to take pictures of the corpse, that uses the display this, that puts
with the coffin and the flowers, that it is one thing that is that
it is like what you want that I that is super well that moment,
when super well it has done is going super well because that moment of Alfonso
Look how beautiful, Look, how beautiful have they put it? Look how
nice I' m going to Alfonso, look how beautiful they' ve left,
how scary aunt. But sharp, he seems superstar, it' s
amazing that there' s a photo of Alfonso where he comes out himself in
the reflection. So it' s like super creepy the photo and that circle
by Mogollón media as well as the killer parents. I don' t know
what. Tal. So, at this point we have the two detainees.
They' re destroying the case to take it now. It was, in
his view, a very thorough investigation. I mean, they didn' t
leave anything to be removed except a couple of things that caught my eye like
the Yunkies' car. Well, john Kis, they' re not sé,
well, but drunk. Yes, I in my mind are John Kis.
I' m sorry, I beg, I' m sorry, Your
Honor, you' re the result of those alleged Junkins. They don'
t look at him. Alfonso Basterra' s car, they don' t
look at the girl, they incinerate her super fast. But it is true
that they keep their hair, which is a very good idea, because then,
thanks to the hair, it is when they take out the psychological exament,
by the way, the hair, the asunta hair comes out in the
documentary that I do think, they take out the hair really, because it
is that they either give you the hair sign, that is, in itself
you have doubts that you know that it is the hair day. That'
s all there was to it on all levels. Horrible. Yeah, to
me, buff as a mother, I would have uff give me everything to
think about it. Then one of the things that is first is is to
be searched for how to receive on the Alfonso floor is Alfonso' s computer,
because the photo had a laptop. He was a person who wasn'
t actively working at the time. But it' s true that he did
articles from time to time, and well, it was his work tool.
And what happens that they go to the house and the computer isn' t
there, there' s nothing. It' s weird, not there,
there' s nothing. The Civil Guard combs the floor, which is not
so big and does not have so much revecos, it is not a gothic
mansion of dracula and they do not find it. And then after some when
I already charo and Alfonso the legal defense, in the beginning charo and of
all brave saying that she was already going to be represented, that she was
already a lawyer. In the end, the jet style tells him to get
a lawyer or maja and in the end he seeks a lawyer who had also
been a friend of the family and who works in the same buffet with another
lawyer who was the one who assumed Alfonso' s defense. So it wasn
' t a joint defense as such was separate, that is, it didn
' t have the same lawyer, but the team of lawyers was the same.
So to speak. Then they had a non- joint, but they
had enough, they tried to help each other. It was not going to
be a defense in which to frame each other, for example, that we
have seen that in other cases as well. Well, the City Guard,
in the City Guard, they' ve blamed themselves on a moon. Of
course that' s another very curious thing about this case that Jolin, who
already with charo dead Alfonso, can already say what gives him to give him
shit on tip shovel and yet, there it is clear saying that he will
serve the whole sentence, that they are innocent, that he is, he
is not innocent. And the narcissistic psychopaths, when they make a movie,
that movie to mass, they believe it. Ah well, that' s
the move. Well, then, we have nothing to investigate. Everything.
The computer disappears, the lawyer talks to Alfonso and, because the reason that
is then the computer suddenly appears in the living room, it is in the
middle of the living room, which turns out Alfonso is going to leave the
floor, because the floor had rented it. Then there comes a time when
you say look I call here I have to long and see what happens.
So the lawyer says how Alfonso intends to leave the rental flat and ask for
another search. So that record is done a good will, the lawyer'
s request as if there was something left and they get there and ups next
door. There' s all this. Let' s remember that the cremated
assuntalan and the ashes of the girl were a year and a peak, I
believe in the tanatorium, because nobody went to look for them, because to
see the version that they sell that Charo' s lawyer said is that Charo
wanted to go look for them in person, because she thought she was going
to leave acquitted of moon Lestia said no one has to go her mother and
such a mother courage that it is like a ok and in the end they
were picked up by a friend of the family, who is also a little
distressing, that they die an heiress ring. No yes, the arrival of
the heir family, that is another subject. The girl who calls her the
heiress or the baby. Yes, the east appears and what happens when Alfonso
' s mobile phone appears, Alfonso' s computer, and well they begin
to investigate, they all turn on Alfonso' s computer. He had tried
to erase a lot of information, but I' m going to make you
a recommendation. Stupid nation. If you don' t want things caught,
don' t do them, of course because they' re going to find
them. It' s just that you don' t. Don' t
do it or do it on paper and burn it at a fire. But
don' t do it, computerically, because the civil guard, the police
isn' t stupid, which is a cool appreciation They take it all out,
they take it all out and they take it all out. So,
yes, it' s true that they didn' t manage to get some
things back, but most of them were quite incriminating. For example, there
were a lot of super threatening chat emails or a lot of things I'
d been spying on him. Then the charo material was sung communicating with the
lovers. These ladies communicated a lot by email. Yeah, it' s
one thing, a bit of a surrendered baby. I get a lot of
attention from people who communicate by e- mails. Yeah, maybe it was
like a friend Whatsapp, maybe that was it. I don' t know,
I don' t know why there were whatsapps. It was two thousand
thirteen, but it was the beginning of Whatsapp. I just got out,
I mean, still maybe. People hadn' t gotten to him. I
don' t know, I don' t know. They were coming with
emails, they were talking about whatsapp, they were talking about whatsapp and they
already had gloves, because there are people who communicate by mail. I don
' t know, I don' t know. It' s already how
I communicate for him when I want to leave a trail, what you understand,
what' s the least suitable when you don' t want to.
It' s ad maestro that you' re involved in a murder or things
clear. So, then, in those emails, they start at the het,
they start to retread what we' re calling. The line of points
that is quite obvious in the sense that and this is here my reconstruction of
what I think has happened is that the two were conjectured in some way,
but with different intentions. In other words, what she wanted was that in
the series she was told to get rid of the last link she had with
Alfonso Charo Puerto. She wasn' t a mother, and she wanted to
be the child She was going into adolescence. She was even more inconvenient in
quotation marks, unbearable for her that she was not what she told you before,
that she saw you being a very intense child, of course, very
clear, very much occupied everything in her life, occupied all the space of
hers and above all, was a being that continued to join Alfonso Basterra and
she wanted to disassociate herself. Yeah, not Auntie, but you don'
t think fucking killing someone with someone else is. It also links you to
that person You' re in his hands. But she wasn' t thinking.
That' s what you and I thought, that you were in possession
of our difficulties. This person wasn' t positioning. It' s clear
you remember that on Friday before killing sunta, they were already tea with the
gifted businessman having a fucking time, that I think it' s great that
people have a blast, but no yes. Then you decide to kill your
daughter because you want to have even more of a fucking time and she tells
the police. Aunty when you' re under arrest for the death of your
daughter and the only thing she can think of telling the Fado police a cigarette
is they' ve put me looking for happier accounts in my life. I
' m full of it. I' m full of love, I'
m full of grandparents, I' m full of everything I have for you.
You think it' s normal. You have a daughter of a body
present who is not the cold corpse yet and you are there singing the loas
of the gifted businessman and who loves you or whether I love my life is
because this comes out, that it is in the series yes, that says
this brutal, this, this is a pure narrative and no no, not
that yes, is that the Royal Civil Guard that comes out in the docu,
which is docu that is that it is nailed to an American actress that
now I do not remember his name, that comes out in the wing of
the White House, that is equal to Christine. Yeah, that' s
what Ponia was nominated for. Yes, yes, yes, yes, she
comes out and she explains it she says that, of course, with one
face of this lady of course is that she was telling me this an absolute
dissociation. I think I already had it dissociated. He was a person who
had decades of mental health problems, was a person who had a drug consumption,
but constant opioids of others. I think she doesn' t really remember
me doing it or blocking it. Let' s remember, maybe in the
back, I was drugging her, too. I mean, either he had
the key was the gay keeper. You know Alfonso, for his part,
was also ombord with the plan. He found it cool because Alfonso, what
he thought was when the girl disappeared. Sure, he' s gonna come
back to my arms because he' s gonna need me, because he'
s not gonna be able to, he' s gonna be dusted. It
' s not gonna be dusted. I' m going to have to comfort
her, I' m going to be her knight- errant who cries her
handkerchief of comfort. Yes, and unless I consoled her husband that I am,
because he thought it was that Santonie David was that he thought they were
getting married. Yeah, yeah, you know, yeah, he kept talking
about his best looks that were coming back. They had long been divorced and
separated as a couple for a long time. They hadn' t been a
couple to use as such and the other and had had sex, I mean,
it' s not like I was fucking around is that I' d
had boyfriends or be good with Mr East of the Cajón. He spent a
minimum year with Mr del Cajón, who remembers that when they looked at his
mobile history, when he started the relationship with that gifted businessman Charo, he
looked at Google for how to make a good blowjob goa chard or goo wow
chk s is another one of the rare queen sosa oberate strange and sinister the
case why they don' t call him to testify, because they said that
well, it was not relevant either. It' s not relevant. The
day before he was with him on the yacht the day before he was with
him maybe he knew something uncle something you know. I don' t know
You have this weird dream. You' ve dreamt who it is has power.
I think there' s a man out there, but we' re
gonna say no to what we don' t want to be an entrepreneur of
everything. We want to run into jail, not least in a carcegallega what
we lacked. I don' t know if they' d let us in
on this step. Already in Winning there is a persona non gratas and I
would like to go this summer I am making a point. But now,
then, you have to go with a mustache. I mean, yeah,
cr say gafan there Hello Like this one I love the line I love the
nose. I say yes then, yes, the seagull is my favorite animal.
Well, then we have two people who were looking for a mutual end,
but for completely different reasons. I think you both know the Dublin Termity
movie. I think the two of you wanted to play the other one.
You know. I believe Char used Alfonso to perpetrate the parties he could no
longer perpetrate. Probably Alfonso was the one who loaded and the one who didn
' t know how good. Probably not the Kideo who' s going to
do this, too, you' re going to do it. Another one
is going to be that he did the tests, the one who got the
clear caught and that he' s going to see you you' re going
to pass by already thinking oysters. When the girl isn' t in the
way, I' m going to kick this one, which is that he
never sees my hair again and he was, for his part, fucking saying.
This plan comes to me because then I' ve got it all over
the place, it' s already to see that you remember what it says
constantly in the faces. The important thing is that we' re together and
that we love each other all the time, all the time you' re
remembering him. I love you I don' t know. He makes the
ball, he follows the ball, because he doesn' t want me to
inculcate it. He tells him. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
together, that' s why we don' t have moguls. I don
' t know what bullshit. Yeah, it' s true that she looks
like a little step, that is, he looks super on top of it.
We love each other together and so she never says it as much in
her place. Besides, it' s like controlling the situation and she'
s not. She doesn' t say. She just says no. Yeah,
well, okay, yeah, but such, but I don' t
know that' s what' s important. Yeah, yeah, yeah?
Yeah? Yeah? Yes, and nothing good, then comes the judgment?
What we have said is good does not give them the condition nor give them
absolutely anything, because the hecks Dain says no, that there are danger of
escape, that there is risk of escape, that I do not know what,
I do not know how many you do not want to run risk.
Then they' re on remand until the trial takes place. So is the
trial taking place? At the trial. Again they say a little weird things
like they contradict some like they' ve invented new things. You know there
are things there that you say joy mother. My uncle to more versions,
you know what the girl was doing and so I don' t know what
at the trial at any time satisfactorily vocal and I solve why the girl had
loracepan in the system, I mean, for example, Auntie I would have
said since again I don' t want to solve in life the killers,
but I would have said best. She made them clear, but at no
time, that is, when the judge asks her, they don' t
say it the investigating judge, that was another, she' s not in
the east judge of the trial asks her why the girl had Benzo and makes
you think about the system. Charo says I don' t know, I
don' t know. And Alfonso says he doesn' t have it.
Sure, he says it' s impossible, he doesn' t have them.
And one of the times and the Fons they say I don' t
know. That has to be a mistake. It' s impossible. This
is awesome. Then what' s up? There is also another maximum distraction
element in this trial, which was the Semen man not named by the series.
I' ll name him. The man of Mr The girl' s
T- shirt had said two organic white spots of the white camel' s.
Two organic stains send it to the lab. Obviously, there is a
contamination between a test of one case and another and then it is perfidious that
it does not. I' m saying I didn' t have semen I
' m saying it wasn' t this gentleman' s semen You know,
because this gentleman was a gentleman who lived in Madrid And who blames a guy
who' s called the semen man who at first picks up a lawyer who
looks like he' s gh VII, who' s wonderful. The semen
man' s lawyer, that' s this subtitle they put on him.
It' s real on Rosa' s ana I have the film capture The
semen is that they were. They spent months on the subject of man.
Put the month on it' s the name of serious. Of course,
the Guard Civilized an improbusive work to prove that this gentleman, indeed, was
impossible for you to have such a gaol. At the weekend, that man
had not been here. The thing is, he' d had a sexual
assault complaint. Okay. What had happened, apparently, was that he had
had a sexual relationship with one and she, apparently, had announced to him
because she was jealous, because she was going to marry her not that it
was, she had the complaint and he said it was consensual. Yes,
yes, exactly, and then I read it for forgiveness or that house.
Then he' s gonna put on the groom' s suit. It'
s that weekend, so they have proof that he' s been picking up
Trage Boyfriend. I mean, in the store, they attest to him giving
the type X. It' s very funny, because I think I remember
that one of the dependents says it' s an ugly deal so you remember
the role that was to go, it was horrible the faith and nobody marries
this color. Which I remember,' cause it was someone else' s
suit already, well, you know. So they also have a photo with
a command of a restaurant where I' m either impossible or it wasn'
t him. It wasn' t him at the time that the girl had
a hive on her shirt, because maybe it was this man' s semen.
No. Then it is true that they find in the body matter.
They find biological remains of six people, this is a move. They also
find remains of the mother, father, godmother, girl, sister, and
then I think there are two unidentified yes. There they also find that this
was another accusation with Alfonso, in the panties of the girl who has not
worn the mists of the girl. They find the biological remains of Alfonso,
but to see that Alfonso was the one who made the washing machines, because
it is also normal that slits of falling a hair or something, then it
doesn' t have to be semen you know what happens that they find Alfonso
' s computer. Aside from half a million porn files, they find pictures
of Asunda a little weird does the cabar. That' s from her mother
' s phone. Yes, they had done it with her phone, but
they were on Alfonso' s computer because he had dropped them. They were
in the possession of the parents. There were pictures of the girl coming back
from Cabare' s end- of- course show or that I, those
pictures are true. They seem a little weird to me, but I don
' t think it' s that little look. It' s the usual.
The problem is not the photo itself. No. It' s not
so much whether you have the look associated or not. No. No,
no, no, no. The context is the dotted line. For me,
the problem is, look. I am much more disturbed by the pictures
of the girl doing is a dead one. No, no aunt, because
if your daughter later turns up dead. Indeed, because those pictures give me
as a cry. In fact, I don' t take pictures of my
kids playing dead. You know, it' s a little thing I don
' t love her. It' s weird, weird, weird, of
course. In my entire life I have seen at a funeral no one taking
pictures of your loved one' s display to taboo. I don' t
know maybe you guys. Then you send me a message for instagram and you
tell me, because I have the photos of when Toby died my puppy,
because maybe it is because it seems qut, but I don' t know
if your thirteen- year- old daughter dies, brutally murdered and you can
take pictures of the coffin. There are pictures of her as a medium,
not naked, but not dressed at all, nor as doing strange things that
in Alfonso' s flat, that there was nothing, nothing devoid, that
there were three dance costumes of the girl that were on Alfonso' s nightstand,
that make the dance costumes, the mayots of the girl on the plateau
of i e, there was nothing of the girl, zero of the girl
had only appeared to be a brush and the three dance costumes there were.
Of course it may be that the civil guard in the investigation found things that
didn' t have to be removed and maybe they saw things there that the
judge there said to Alfonso Basterra I don' t know. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, maybe they saw things they couldn' t get out of,
because at the time it wasn' t being judged whether Alfonso was X and
Greek. He was being judged if he was the killer of Asunta Basterra,
not another thing. Then they can' t mix, I mean, even
if they' d found him half a kilo of heroin. At that time
you can' t do that, I mean, you have to do it
another one that you' re there with an order like that the judge,
by virtue of which you' re looking for x gro and z not a
kilo of heroin is okay So, during the extraction, you find all these
proofs that there had been things like a little bit of weird stuff about the
basic care of the children, because it was like that. The girl was
all day with the maid, who was sorry for the assistant, which is
that she died. The girl was super nidi like she wanted to play with
the parents. The parents passed on to her and then we have numerous testimonies
in the months before the death of Asunta, of teachers and colleagues talking about
very suspicious things, for example, that drugged her or that were trying to
kill her, or the friend is in French who says that she had already
seen that she was falling down the hall of the class. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, the parents telling the milonga that the girl was allergic, that
they were giving her tamanic antis when it wasn' t true. Auntie,
it wasn' t true It was ergistic. No, then all these things
set up one in which, because I do, I think the parents were
involved still failing me things like I wouldn' t see what time, because
if it' s true that I see it weird, that is, the
body is. What is clear is that at midnight he was there, that
they left him at 9: 30 in the afternoon. I just don'
t think it' s too much for me, Auntie, because there'
s a lot of light at that time. You know, it doesn'
t suit you that they left him. But if at 10: 30 they
were already in the police station, to me what crackles me and a lot
is how fast, which is all I want to say fast. Everything,
yes, yes, everything I don' t know since the denunciation, the
investigation, the trial, everything not, but I mean even death, that
is in the afternoon. It' s just that I don' t know
at least if you' re not an expert killer, that is, if
you' re the first time you' ve got any blocking happening to you,
you have to have that or you' re going the way you'
re going is that it' s all pin pan boom pim boom very fast,
that is, you don' t even have time to freeze, to
stay paralyzed saying what I' ve done. I don' t know everything
as very hasty already. Aunty already arrive at 9: 30, minus 20
and at 10: 30 they are already in the police station girl wait a
bit do like you' ve looked a little good. You didn' t
call that. He called. Wanted to see if she' s with the
godmother, see if she' s gone to town. Sometimes she' s
gone, but of course she' s already dented. We leave that that
' s why the judge there said to jail I don' t care about
the dungeon. The mother is in a brutal contradiction. The mother says I
left her doing her homework. How many times you say it and then it
doesn' t count. Eighty- five, zero times he tells everyone,
the girl. I let him do it I said goodbye. I said goodbye
with my hand. I told Sonta I' m leaving and she' s
already on the floor. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And then, all
of a sudden it' s like uy isn' t that Mira has forgotten
that she wanted to come with me. So my impression is that they'
re both beat. They were both in onit but it' s not exactly
how far. And it is the part of the body' s deposit that
fails me, that is, there may have been another third person involved,
but and why they have not involved them, of course, or women.
There' s another last option, which is that, maybe it was a
serial session that was going through the area is that that never saved. You
also don' t know that that test is the rest of the DNA that
there' s the girl of an unconfirmed male, that the identity is unconfirmed.
Males in the girl' s life were gone because Grandma had died.
There was only the father, and the father is there. Denho, you
mean that it can be, that it can be, that they are,
that they were innocent, because I don' t know. Auntie is that
we don' t really know the evidence you know what' s going on,
that the problem is that it' s that, that is, there
comes a moment that just for pure survival to get out of there and blame
the other one like that, because look is that the thing is that Rosario
is dead or it is he could perfectly frame her, frame her, throw
her down but he doesn' t want to because you don' t,
because he gives already, because no, because he' s a psycho narcissist.
I believe and believe the film you told about my child needs me.
You know the letter he sent, which he said as soon as he got
out of jail and paid my penalty. Yes, I' m going to
take my life and this is going to stay in your conscience and I'
m going to go with my little girl, who needs me to fucking touch
your balls and the mother also put one is that we remember that she spent
every year until she died in the paper saying I will always love you,
Mom published her the lawyer, Yes, the day of death and the jack
on the birthday, not a nice day on the day of the death of
the asunta. Mom, I' ll always love you I' ll always
love you Mom and nothing then, because that' s finally the jury that
there was a fucking move, because it was impossible to find Galicia in you
someone who wasn' t completely prejudiced by the impossible case. In the end
they got it the popular game declared them guilty because since there is no patient
proof of the moment of the murder, it is true that absolutely everything with
rope and there are so many contradictions and so many stories. We used to
mention it a lot earlier, but little, but not without evidence, of
course, but other times we' ve had cases that we' ve said
these initials. The dotted line doesn' t come out, it doesn'
t make you clear, but in this fucking case there was no other one.
Then they send them to jail. It' s been a few years,
or I' m out of porto He' s trying to kill himself
a couple of scumbags. Or well there were other companies that say it was
a bit of a man' s attention call at least. Twice, they
don' t change her jail. Twice in addition, she is also changed
from prison because of this super lienta. There is a prisoner who accuses her
of undressing, the one before the window for the guards to see because she
has them totally subjugated, which was a little pantoja. They say he was
a little bit of a, super nice and super like, but when text
put it in you, you know he was super chunga. By the way,
it was sagittarius. This yes, the finding out and in the end
it gets it. By the way, Brieva' s vision. I think
just when Iñak was here and really yes, yes, I was going in
there too that we remember that Brievas, a women' s prison, was
all women in Iñakir, in a dangarin, in a model. Only when
he entered Iñaki, Iñaki, who was five years ago and I think he
went that way, in nineteen. It would be a match, they agreed,
sure, sure, because she committed suicide in two thousand twenty and was
already in that prison and he believed that the pandemic, so it was,
must have happened to her. Imagine, he kills himself, I think,
with a towel or a sheet. Anyway, well, the inheritance is a
move of hell, because it has quite a lot of properties and it has
enough money and in the end it has left a friend of hers who is
called the baby, and another gentleman who was another friend who he renounced the
inheritance. He said he didn' t want it, because what move?
Let us remember that Alfonso left him nothing, nothing zero balls that I believe
is another reason why Alfonso does not fight for his innocence or to leave there,
because he says look at at least here they have me to eat talent
and but that is also reason to blame her in plan, to get revenge
on her already and remember that Alfonso is in a module of looking mentally ill
too that is also quite curious you know, because it has not really been
shown that this person has a mental illness and they have him with the people
who are very, very badly mending and how many minos to keep him away
from the others, because considering the moment by the mentally ill can also be
dangerous, not all, but some can continue. They' re no more
dangers So that, and well, there' s been a lot of media
repens. There have been eighty- five billion podcasts of a documentary series.
I don' t know what and here' s our little contribution today,
our perception of what you think of this fact. It' s just that
it' s good with our offer to resolve the case. What do you
think? I' ve stayed to like to get rid of all this.
I mean, I feel liberated because we' ve been here for a week,
we had to get free. You see that they' re guilty,
too. Of course the rolelist. I think I told you that I was
as clear as I was when it happened that yes, of course, the
girl was clearly getting in the way of it, but as I' ve
been reading more and I' ve seen the series, that is, as
I' ve gotten more into the case, I' ve had more doubts,
that is, in the end I have a mental ball because it'
s true that it' s like uncle, but it' s really the
best solution to kill her. That' s what everybody did. If you
get in your way, you send her to boarding school, she' s
already horrifying, and they had money, uh, to do that. Yeah,
sure, I don' t know, you have to be a very
horrible person to do that. I already believe that Alfonso is going to terrorize
a abuser that that has not been commented much, that he was a person
who was a psychological and physical abuser there. So, if there' s
a woman who' s got that pressure on this guy and then he'
s desperate because he' s unsympathetic, he looks like he' s gonna
stay on the fucking street with his ass in the air. He' s
not gonna be Charoporto' s husband anymore, which is what he liked,
because he' s a narcissistic psychopath. Well, I' ll be a
good guy when we publish the podcast, because the great ones who tell us
what you think all your theories look like, which fits you what doesn'
t. You do see the show, the documentary is fine too if you
want to see it. There are several podcasts that put a lot. There
are some who are fucking shit, but there are others who people analyze the
case very well and nothing that you tell us that you think if we have
missed some data. This time we had a document yes all with very nice
notes, like how they make a mom on Google Seart that good look what
you bring her. Oh, my God He' s got the businessman giving
him a lot of money We' re leaving him for today. I think
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