Corinna Larsen, Juan Carlos’ favorite “friend” of Spain, denounced him for harassment

After years and years of underground and forbidden relationships in which the sophistication of juggling to see each other has reached an escapade together to hunt elephants in Botswana, Corinna Larsen now says the emeritus king Juan Carlos I of Bourbon, in reality, he harassed her and looked at her.

That’s why he denounced him. And he asks to be compensated.

A few days after the first anniversary since Juan Carlos decided to leave the kingdom to take refuge in the Arab Emirates due to the storm of scandals – financial and love – which fell on him and which marked the reign of his son, Felipe VI, the Financial Time claims to have had access to the complaint that Corinna lodged last December in London with the High Court of Justice of England and Wales.

He accuses the king who abdicated in 2014 in favor of his son of threats, defamation and harassment “from 2012 to the present day” and “illegal open and clandestine surveillance”, a task which would have been entrusted to National Intelligence. Spanish Center (CNI).

According to Corinna, the intelligence services of the Kingdom of Spain have been pressuring her for years to which does not reveal state secrets that, for the CNI, she knows it and keeps her sleeve.

Remuneration and distance

And they would have defamed her by causing damage to her work as an international consultant, which is why Corinna asks for financial compensation of several million euros.

The trial includes the request for a court order to keep Juan Carlos and the former director of the CNI, Félix Sanz Roldán, more than 150 meters from her and her house, as well as any agent of the Spanish secret service.

So far, neither Juan Carlos nor his defense have had an opinion on Corinna’s complaint.

Perhaps they are speculating on the real and legal possibilities that a British court could investigate the King Emeritus, a former head of state of another country who does not even have a UK residence.

Dark banking transactions

In the complaint, according to the English newspaper, the mention of 65 million euros that Juan Carlos I would have transferred to one of her accounts and which, in Corinna’s words, was a gift from the Bourbons to ensure her well-being and that of her children.

But the King Emeritus is said to have claimed this money later, which would correspond to “unsanctified” commissions received by Juan Carlos of Saudi Arabia for his role in building the fast train to Mecca.

Larsen assures that in 2012, the former director of the CNI had suggested to him during a meeting held in London that he could not “guarantee his physical safety or that of his children”.

But Sanz Roldán defends himself: “I have never threatened a woman or a child, never.”

In Spain, the Supreme Court prosecutor’s office has yet to rule on the three cases investigating Juan Carlos I for allegedly shady financial moves.

In March of this year and possibly as part of a tax debt payment plan his lawyers devised for him, the King Emeritus paid more than four million euros to the Treasury.

And despite his self-exile in Abu Dhabi “due to the public repercussions generated by past events in my private life” – as Juan Carlos pointed out in a letter that he left his son when he left the Spain-, no accusation still hangs over him. .penal.

However, Corinna continues to keep the King Emeritus from sleeping. Probably more for his accusations than for his stainless seduction.

Madrid. Corresponding

CB