Jury finds man guilty of murdering his wife in A Coruña
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A jury in A Coruña has found a 70-year-old man guilty of the murder of his wife. The judicial process concluded that the defendant committed the crime of intentional homicide, in addition to a crime against the victim's moral integrity.
During the trial, evidence was presented demonstrating that the man recorded his wife while insulting and mocking her before ending her life. These acts of humiliation were fundamental for the jury to find the additional charges regarding the moral integrity of the deceased to be proven.
The case has caused great shock in Spanish society, highlighting the severity of gender-based violence. The members of the jury analyzed the events in detail, based on the testimonies and digital evidence presented during the sessions at the Provincial Court.
Following this guilty verdict, the process now enters its final phase. The judge must hand down the final sentence, establishing the prison term that the defendant must serve for the crimes committed against his wife.
This event once again puts the focus on the fight against sexist violence in Spain. Authorities and social organizations continue to work to prevent these crimes and protect victims throughout the national territory.
Sources: Cadena SER
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