This Wednesday in the courts of Lomas de Zamora, one of the last days of the trial against Sebastián Villa for allegedly having beaten and threatened his ex-girlfriend Daniela Cortés in 2020.
Today, the plea of the Prosecutor Sergio Anauati that, after harsh words against the Boca striker, requested that Court No. 3 sentence him to two years and three months in prison conditional execution for the crime of minor injuries and threats, in addition to prohibiting him from approaching the victim.
On Monday, May 22, it will be the turn of the defense, hours before the player travels with the Boca Juniors squad to Colombia, his native country, for the match against Deportivo Pereira for the Copa Libertadores. D.At the concentration, Villa must attend the debate and then go directly to the airport.
Then, Tuesday the 30th will be the turn of the defendant’s last wordsand then the judge will have five business days to make her verdict known.
The strong allegation of the prosecutor Sergio Anauti
Sergio Anauati began with a strong sentence: “It is essential that this cause be valued that there was violence in all its forms towards women”. Later, he expanded, clarifying that Villa told him on retired occasions to leave the house that if he did not, he would end her life and her family. In addition, the prosecutor assured that “They accredited fist blows to the victim’s forehead with a ring worn by the defendant.”
The prosecutor carried out an analysis of all the evidence and concluded that this evidence showed a “escalation in violence”. For the prosecutor, first “jealousy began” and then Villa “He became increasingly violent, especially when he drank alcohol.”
“The victim only shared these acts of violence with her sister and her friend Erika, since he was afraid of what Villa could do to his family in Colombia”, continued the prosecutor in relation to the threats that, according to Cortes declared from the first day, received by the footballer.
At this point, it is worth clarifying that the victim said in her complaint that Villa, during one of the attacks, took her phone and threatened to call an alleged hitman in Colombia to kill her family. For prosecutor Anauati, according to his allegation, those threats were corroborated.
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