Angela Dobrowolski’s lawyer, pessimistic about an unlikely German parole

MADRID, 15 (CHANCE)

Ángela Dobrowolski has been in prison since she was arrested on January 4 after trying to rob Josep María Mainat’s house in Barcelona. She was surprised by the Mossos D’esquadra when she tried to enter through the roof of the house, and despite the fact that the German assured that her only intention was to see her children, the judge decreed her entry into jail, where she still continues for ten days then. However, yesterday she had a new meeting in court with her husband for an alleged forgery of checks, which he signed on behalf of the products without his knowledge.

Even the City of Justice in Barcelona one of Angela’s housemaids approached to bring her “clothes” and various things “she needs.” Affected, the lady has told us that the German “called me yesterday” and assures that she saw her “well but sad. She is crying when we start talking. Every day crying. When she talks to her children more. She wants to see her children” .

Juan Carlos Galbán, Angela’s lawyer, has told us about his client’s current situation. Pessimistic, he has confessed that “we do not have good impressions” and he has confirmed that they are currently fighting for “provisional freedom”. “We are going to see what the other party asks and what the judge decides in the end,” he assured.

The judicial horizon appears dark for the German, but the leak of her call to 112 the night in which she allegedly tried to assassinate Josep María Mainat by injecting him with insulin could change everything and prove her innocence, at least in the face of this accusation. And it is that in the call that Angela made to the emergency service published by “Public mirror”, it is seen how Dobrowlski is very scared and asks for help for her husband, who is suffering from hypoglycemia and would show that he tried to save the life of the producer, and do not kill him as has been assured.

But while the attempted murder is still awaiting trial, today Angela has a new appointment in court to see if the judge grants her imprisonment to try to resume her life or if, on the contrary, keeps her in prison , a hard blow for the German, who is undoubtedly going through her worst moment.

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