Ana Duato‘s lawyer, Enrique Molina, This Wednesday in court he requested the acquittal of the actress of the crimes of tax fraud of which she is accused and believes that she has been brought to the trial of the ‘Nummaria case’ as “a decorative element.” He maintains that he is being made to pay disproportionately for his popularity.
In his final report in the trial held at the National Court, in which the prosecutor and the State Attorney’s Office request 16 and eight and a half years in prison for Ana Duato, respectively, Enrique Molina has maintained that “there are no arguments to support the accusation”, and has commented that the interpreter “it is a decorative element in this process, it has been artificially brought in and put through Cain’s”. And he added: “In fact today he does not come to exercise the last word because he cannot leave his house.”
“When a person cannot leave his house because he has seven, eight or ten journalists at the door and as many others are waiting for him here, he obviously has to abandon his rights, not because he does not want to come to court to show his face, but because obviously physical mobility is much more reduced and cumbersome “than the rest of us mortals who do not have that publicity,” he added. And he concluded by saying: “Obviously popularity is paid for.but going to the extreme of asking you for 16 years in prison for being popular?; From there to the reality of the facts there is a world that we hope will be purged by an acquittal sentence.
Duato explained on October 24 that he did not understand the prosecution’s letter. “It’s not very clear but well, now comes my lawyer’s defense brief“We will have to listen to him, a little calm, I believe in justice, we have to wait, now it’s my lawyer’s turn,” he stated.
On the other hand, it must be remembered that in June of this year Imanol Arias, who was also investigated, left this judicial equation by ratifying his pact and acknowledging his tax crimes: “I want to stop being at the head of this distribution,” he said. the protagonist of Tell me how it happened.
