This is how Emma Coronel responded to the verdict against "El Chapo"

Emma Coronel held back her tears and exchanged a few glances with her husband, Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, after hearing the verdict for which he had been convicted of ten serious charges.

The jury delivered its verdict this afternoon at the Brooklyn court: "El Chapo" was convicted of charges such as international conspiracy, continued involvement in a criminal enterprise, conspiracy to import cocaine and cocaine distribution internationally, among others.

The 12 members of the jury deliberated for six days.

According to the journalist Alan Feuer, who followed the entire trial against the Mexican drug dealer, while listening to the verdict of guilt, "El Chapo" looked amazed.

He was sitting next to the lawyers and he learned what was happening to him through a translator.

When the verdict was completed, "El Chapo" looked Emma Coronel and she, tears in her eyes, He waved his hand, his thumb up.

According to the testimony offered to Univision, "El Chapo" looked directly at Emma, ​​looked for her shaking her head. She struggled to hold back her tears. They both smiled.

Blanca Rosa Vilchez, journalist seated next to the colonel, He told Univision that shortly before the hearing, one of El Chapo's lawyers had contacted Emma Coronel for Give yourself disposable tissues.

Colonel Stoic said: "I do not need any papers, because today I'm not going to cry."

The woman tried to stay calm and once the verdict was over, the reporter returned and told her that she was sorry.

"Why did no one die here"Replied the colonel.

She brought her right hand to her heart and said goodbye to her husband.

The reporter added that Emma Coronel asks how one says in English "guilty" and "innocent".

Blanca Rosa commented that she had not said "innocent" but "not guilty" and told her what her words were.

"We are very disappointed with the verdict, but we respect the process and the jury's decision, we faced unprecedented obstacles to defend Joaquín, including his imprisonment, which prevented us from attending properly, there were many complications to interview witnesses, "said the defense of" Chapo "after hearing the verdict.