The justification of the woman who killed her eight-year-old son-in-law in Spain: "I was shouted" horrible black "and I just wanted to cover her mouth"

A new chapter of the survey was opened by the Murder of a little boy of eight February 27, 2018 that shocked Spain. This is the story of the author confessed to the crime, the baby's mother-in-law. On the second day of the trial being held in Almeria, her answer to the question of whether it was she who killed the child was concise and clear: "Yes".

But Ana Julia Quezada went further. The woman counted the details and circumstances this led him to kill Gabriel Cruz, the son of his partner of that time, with his own hands. In his statement, he shouted in tears his version that the baby was playing with an ax and, telling him to pay attention, he told her that he was "ugly"it was not his mother and he returned to his country.

"Gabriel enters with an ax in his hand and I say to him:" Leave the ax that you can hurt yourself. "And he starts shouting after me," You do not send me that you're not my mother. That you're ugly black, that you have an ugly noseI do not want you to be with my father, I want my father to marry my mother and I want you to go to your country. Crying all that and I just covered her mouth. I did not want to hurt the child. I just wanted him to shut up. I did not want to kill him. I did not want to take his life, "he said.

After confessing the crime, Ana Julia, 45, insisted that she had committed it involuntarily and that is considered "innocent". "I just covered her mouth, I did not want to hurt the child, I wanted him to shut up."

Little Gabriel was searched for twelve days Nijar, a rural area of ​​the province of Almeria. After a search involving thousands of people, the accused was arrested with the body of the little in the trunk of his car, after finding out to change it.

Stopped, attorney to be the perpetrator of the crime, although she badured that she did not want to do so, and in her statement on Tuesday she kept this version.

The defendant stated in court that used both hands to smother Gabriel, although he does not remember he exercised a "disproportionate" force to silence him, since "it was very fast moments, I was very nervous."

"I covered my mouth and my nose with my hand, I do not remember the rest, when I left it, I did not breathe anymore," he added. He explained that he had later "very scared"was "paralyzed" and "did not know what to do".

Instead, the indictment said Monday, during the first trial session, that forensic exams were the first thing to know. hit the baby several times and then choked when he saw that he was still breathing.

Quezada, imprisoned as a preventive measure since her detention, risks being sentenced to prison. permanent prison revisable, the maximum penalty provided by Spanish law provided for particularly serious murders.

A jury of seven women and two men will decide whether he has committed murder or murder. accidental homicide

Ana Julia Quezada arrived in Spain in 1995 and settled in Burgos, in the north of this country, with a daughter. Later, he got married and had another daughter.

The biggest of them died in 1996 at fall from a window from a house in Burgos, to an inner courtyard, a case that ended in an accidental death. Years later, he moved to the south, where he met Gabriel's father.