The sentence includes the list of messages that Rocío Martínez, alias La Golosina, sent to Denisa Dragan before ending her life.
“The more alone you are, I will be there to take your life”, prayed one of the last.
Justice has just sentenced La Golosina to 18 years in prison for the murder of which she had been a partner of the one who was her boyfriend at that time, Mario Tabanera.
He, who never mediated between the two to end the rivalry and led the condemned woman to the door of the victim's house in Alcorcón on the night of the crime and took her to her uncle's house after the murder, was exonerated from all responsibility for the judge.
Mario, 26, and Denisa, who was 17 when she died, began a relationship in 2017 that ended in mid-2018. Shortly after, he began dating La Golosina, who is now 23 years old.
From the beginning, the condemned woman felt uncontrollable jealousy and an obsession with her boyfriend's ex-partner.
As proven in the sentence, the threatening messages he sent her, both from her cell phone and from a friend's, were constant and very direct, and Mario knew that his girlfriend was harassing his ex-partner in this way. the.
"I'm going to kill you and that's it", "Until I give you what's yours I'm not going to stop because I'm like that", "Next time, don't worry, I'm not going to threaten you or warn you".
She fulfilled the latter and he ended up killing her with several stab wounds to the abdomen, from which Denisa could barely defend herself against her.
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November 25, 2018 was the day the time bomb exploded.
That night, Mario and La Golosina were having a hamburger for dinner when Denisa's Facebook friend request notification popped up on the boy's screen.
Anger seized the condemned woman, who demanded that her boyfriend take her to her ex-partner's house.
He led her to the door, a low-rise commercial converted into a home, and the victim was barely able to open it when her killer plunged the knife into her gut.
"Rocio, don't do anything to me," Denisa was able to say before collapsing.
Candy then returned to the car with Mario and they escaped from the place.
The ruling acknowledges that the convicted person has an emotional instability disorder, but ensures that at the time of the events her "volitional capacities" were not altered.
That is, he was able to discern the good and the bad in his actions.
The defense tried to justify an attack of aggressiveness as a consequence of the diabetes that La Golosina suffers from, something that the jury also rejected.
The sentence maintains that it is proven that he took the murderer to the scene of the crime, but "not on his own initiative, but at the request of Rocío."
Nor does he consider it proven that he was the one who provided him with the weapon, although he was aware that his then-girlfriend had it in her hand when he got out of the car, nor that he was an accessory to the events, although the place they went after the murder was Mario's uncle's house.
According to the ruling, after returning to the vehicle with the knife in her hand, she was the one who disposed of the murder weapon without him knowing about it.
This is the end of a sentimental triangle, in which a teenager ended up dead, another girl in jail and he has been released from any responsibility.
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