Tenerife girls crime judge revealed details of case horrifying Spain

The investigating judge case of the Spanish girls Anna and Olivia in the hands of his father, Thomas gimeno, confirmed what the Civil Guard suspected from the start: the man wanted to make Beatriz, his ex-partner and the mother of the little girls suffer as much as possible. Even if so far only the body of Olivia, 6, has been found, the magistrate, in her court decision, speaks of a double murder. “Gimeno killed them in a planned and premeditated manner to cause inhuman pain to his former partner,” he says..

In addition, the judge reiterated that “He deliberately sought to leave her in limbo” since he told her he would go to “A distant place to start a new life”, according to The world Yes ABC, who had access to the file.

For the magistrate, Gimeno killed his daughters at his home in Igueste de Candelaria, wrapped them in towels, put them in trash bags and then in other sports bags, as investigators discovered Olivia last Thursday. The judge believes that Anna died in the same way because the second bag was found broken, with nothing inside.

The man would have looked for a deep place in the sea that he thought would never be possible to find in order to increase the mother’s “anguish”, the document says. According to the magistrate, the murderer’s plan was “atrocious” to inflict on his former companion. “The greatest pain you can imagine”.

Likewise, the judge pointed out the previous messages that Gimeno sent to Beatriz. “I can’t allow them to grow up without me”, he told her when he warned her that he was taking them and that I won’t see them again.

“Finally, I’ll be fine and how I want. The girls will be fine with me because I have enough money to live on “, he said.

Among the gruesome details revealed in the tribunal’s report, it is stated that Gimeno drove with the bodies of his daughters already in the safe to his parents’ house to leave them the dog, two credit cards and the keys.

Autopsy of daughter Olivia Gimeno found cause of death to be acute pulmonary edema (a buildup of fluid in the lungs), according to sources at the Canary Islands Superior Court of Justice (TSJC). The director of the Institute of Forensic Medicine and Forensic Sciences of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Jesús Vega, explained that the preliminary report does not allow to know the causes that caused this edema, and now that we must wait for know the histopathological findings. Death, according to Vega, could be due to both “death by suffocation, drowning, heart failure or poisoning ”.

The autopsy of the little girl’s corpse ended around 3:00 p.m. on Friday at the Forensic Anatomy Institute and the results of toxicological, biological and histopathological analyzes are still awaited.

Likewise, the fingerprint test carried out at the Institute also confirmed that Body found in Tenerife waters last Thursday matched six-year-old Olivia.

His remains were found by the oceanographic vessel’s underwater tracking robot “ngeles Alvariño“At a depth of about 1,000 meters and about three miles from the coast of Tenerife. It was found inside a sports bag attached to an anchor.

Next to it was also found another sports bag also weighed down by the anchor, although empty.

The body was transferred to the ground and taken to the forensic anatomy center to be lifted. Since then, “Ángeles Alvariño” has continued to search the area in an attempt to find his sister Anna and his father Tomás.

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