Ana Buza's case judgement offers an alternative version of the young woman's death
The judge claims that the woman "came out of the car with the door open" by the inertia "to go at 117 kilometers per hour
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The judge claims that the woman "came out of the car with the door open" by the inertia "to go at 117 kilometers per hour
The members of the court rule out that he would run her over, as the particular accusation was defending, or that he could have killed her for reckless, as the prosecution had faded.
The presentation of the conclusions of the parties marks the final line of the trial with a popular jury in the case of the death of the young Sevillian
The accused claims that the young woman committed suicide by voluntarily throwing herself at the vehicle in which they were both travelling.
The prosecution experts explain that the device, which was found 20 days after the death, was manipulated to "create the appearance of a suicide."
The girl's father insists on her good relationship, in the face of the statements of the accused's parents, who defend that the young woman committed suicide and that she was down because she had discussed with her parent
The trial begins to clarify how the young Sevillian died. His family has fought to sit on the bench with his daughter's partner and prevent the case from closing as suicide