A video shows the baby’s father, Humberto Manuel Olivella Pineda, who died in a car at the Santa Bárbara motel in Valledupar, He would not be responsible for the crimes charged by the prosecution.: aggravated kidnapping, violent sexual intercourse and murder by guarantor position.
Submitted by visual material lawyerFredy Gutiérrez Nieves appeared in the 3rd Municipal Criminal Court on the second day of the charges with the Valledupar Guaranteed Control of Functions.
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The defender claims that the investigation had to be redirected because of the minor’s mother. María Camila Mengual had sexual intercourse with the accused without any pressure while he slept in the motel.
According to the plaintiff, the meeting was recorded by him via Olivella Pineda’s cell phone, presumably to send it to a young woman the defendant was going to be dating.
“Here, the abused becomes my proxy, and the evidence shows it. In other words, there are two incidents in the footage: one for pleasure, and the other because my client was unconsciously asleep during the recording,” he said.
The situation becomes important because, as Fredy Gutiérrez Nieves points out, it is likely that the time, time and date of the recording could have been determined by what was previously mentioned.
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“The judge should consider this video to understand the situation my client is in. He fell asleep while recording the sexual encounter,” stressed the defender.
In his speech, he also stressed that there was evidence and corroborative elements such as calls, text captures and other videos showing that the person who conducted the interview with the young man on the day of the unfortunate death was the baby’s mother. The girl was recorded.
“In one of these conversations he says: ‘I’m paying you to be with me.’ He refused, but the woman insisted, ‘even if it was for the last time’,” stressed the lawyer.
“A woman who writes these messages and gets into someone’s car is not considered kidnapped,” the lawyer said.
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Likewise, he explained that initially the baby was with them in room 111, but later the woman would decide to leave him in the vehicle.
“There is a lot of evidence of everything that happened that day, from the moment he got in the car to the motel. Gutiérrez Nieves said, “I have no objection to the intervention of the Public Prosecutor’s Office, because I am sure that when they examine this evidence, everything will be clarified.”
on his behalf The prosecution also ensures that there is evidence collected at the crime scene.
The investigation is summarized from the events recorded on 1 January this year. Part of the story of the little girl’s mother, María Camila Mengual Mojica, showing her 7-month-old daughter from the moment she got into Humberto Manuel Olivella Pineda’s car.
“Apparently she slaps him, starts the car, and forces the two of them into the car against his will. “He goes to Carrera 9 at high speed, spins around the La Provincia park sector, where he continues to beat the victim (María Camila), swearing in front of the girl.”
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After the trip, he threatened to shoot the victim once again in the leg. He tried to open the car door but it didn’t work.
“Olivella took the victim and her daughter against their will to the Santa Bárbara motel, where they entered room 111. He took the girl’s mother out, leaving the baby in the car with the engine running and the windows open. With threats, he would have María Camila enter the room and take off her clothes. beating,” stressed the public official.
He also said: “She throws him on the bed, gets into him and grabs him by the neck saying he’s going to kill him. He says that when he finished, he felt bad, that he had dizziness and burning in his eyes, and yet he continued to be mean to her no matter what he said.”
The accusing agency also emphasized that María Camila fainted during the judicial process. He was later found by employees of the Santa Bárbara motel, who noticed the girl inside the vehicle, but was lifeless.
The continuation of the trial will begin at nine o’clock in the morning on Monday.
Ludys Ovalle Jacome
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Valledupar
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