Galicia Court Overturns One of the Jail Terms in Savage Homophobic Murder Case - Spain in English

The Superior Court of Xustiza de Galicia confirms the sentences of the main defendants but revokes the sentence as an accomplice to Alejandro Míguez. It considers that “it is not proven” that he participated in the brutal beating

I turn to the Samuel Luiz case, the 24-year-old who was beaten to death on July 3, 2021 on the Coruñas promenade. One of the four adults convicted of his crime...

He considers that there is no evidence against Alejandro M.R., but confirms the sentences of between 24 and 20 years for the other three involved Penalties of between 10 and 24 years in prison for the four convicted for the murder of Samuel Luiz in A Coruña The Superior Court of Xustiza de Galicia (TSXG) has acquitted Alejandro M.R. of the murder of the young Samuel Luiz in the early morning of 3 July 2021 in A Coruña. He was one of the four con…

They absolve Alejandro Míguez, convicted in the first instance as an accomplice to the murder of Samuel Luiz, for lack of evidence.

Galicia court overturns one of the jail terms in savage homophobic murder case - Spain in English

A Spanish court said on Thursday that it had overturned the conviction of a man previously sentenced to 10 years in prison for his involvement in the 2021 killing of a gay man – a case that provoked national outrage. Samuel Luiz, a 24-year-old nursing assistant originally from Brazil, died in a hospital after being brutally beaten by a group of men outside a nightclub in A Coruña, Galicia, in July 2021. Four individuals were convicted in connect…

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