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The Predator of Seville Season 1 Episode 3
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00:13Okay, it's a beautiful day, and I'm gonna knit, and I think I've cried enough, I've
00:21cried every day, I think I've cried every day for the past, like,
00:30five weeks, just here and there.
00:40I don't, I don't know how to express really how this feels.
00:54But I hope whatever happens, and whatever the outcome is, and that I can make peace with
01:03it soon after, and that I can move forward doing the things that I want to do, and live
01:10a very private life where I don't have to ever talk about this again.
01:20I hate talking about this.
01:45And attention to this alert that comes from the United States.
01:48The United States alerta to its citizens on a depredator sexual in Sevilla.
01:51The United States alerta to its citizens on a depredator sexual in Sevilla.
01:53The United States alerta to all the people who travel to this city to not fall in the hands of
01:56this
01:56supposed sexual assault.
01:58We're going to have a moment to the United States alerta to a tourist guide of Sevilla.
02:02According to the United States, the United States alerta to its citizens about the practices
02:08linked to sexual abuse that this man is attributed to.
02:11A sevillan proprietor of a travel agency, on their website, they give all their data,
02:16with names and names.
02:41They give all their data access to a mercantile operating to Discover Excursions.
02:43And it had employees, former employees from Discover Excursions working there.
02:50It might be Manuel's company.
02:51So I was like, does he have the gall to, like, open a new, like, the same business, like, again?
03:03So I went to the embassy, and I was like, look.
03:05I just want this to be on your radar.
03:08he might be running a new business and you know there was an alert that was
03:13sent a warning to the girls at one point about him
03:38i think i i don't really remember exactly what it said but it was a warning to
03:42americans to basically be careful
03:54porque los estados unidos porque la investigación era muy compleja en el
03:58sentido de que los hechos habÃan ocurrido fuera de españa
04:03españa no tenÃa manera de probar en algunas de las acusaciones que se le
04:07hacÃan que habÃan sido años atrás por lo cual este hombre seguÃa libre y seguÃa operando
04:17i wasn't really scared this whole time i haven't really been that scared i've just
04:21been like really angry the moment i got scared was when i realized that i had to write down my
04:28statement
04:33i would say that the embassy tried their best to help us but were very aware of letting us know
04:40what their limitations were they were like we've never had a case like this and we were like okay
04:46well can you help us figure it out we didn't know what the to do like how do you file
04:54a
04:54rape case in spain like who do you even talk to
05:00all these women are coming to me so i can get statements from them then we can pass them along
05:07to the public prosecutor
05:11so i started going to these women asking them to write down their stories answer any questions go to
05:18the embassy get questions answered send that answer to that girl
05:29then i would get the form and i would get it signed from the women
05:34they would send that over then the embassy be like well we need it in spanish and i was like
05:39you motherfuckers okay let me call my abuela who is this cute tiny little cuban woman translate my rapist
05:49rapes of other women perfect thank you so much for your help
05:54so that was going on for months and months and months and that's how the embassy was kind of helping
05:59me but i was doing all the work
06:15it was really comforting to hear from another survivor and it was really nice to hear that
06:19someone was doing something about it i thought not all of us can be ignored i thought with all the
06:24evidence of so many people experiencing this the police would surely do something about it and not
06:29ignore it you know it's when someone doesn't investigate your case it is like telling you that
06:36you're not important enough it's not fair what happened to me and i feel bad looking at that 19
06:48year old girl that i was i didn't deserve that i was so innocent and sweet
06:55i really thought i was gonna die
06:56i was gonna die
07:02manu invited my friends and me out to keep on partying and he offered to buy me a drink and
07:10i said okay yeah thank you
07:27i drank it and then yeah from there i just started to feel really really sick
07:48and then i just started to like throw up a lot like while laying down on my side i didn't
07:54have any
07:54control over my body and so it would just fall down and i remember just i could not move
08:03and i remember not even being able to see i was so scared i thought that i'm going blind
08:10um i remember like thinking this is how i was going to die and i was going to die in
08:14that bathroom
08:18he said to my friends you guys go and have more fun
08:22i'll take care of zora like i'll bring her back to the apartment and she'll be fine like
08:26you know it'll be safe
08:31he just kept on pushing and pushing and pushing and telling people to leave me alone with him
08:43i'm so so grateful for my friends for you know being smart enough
08:49my friends are just like no we stick together
08:57thank goodness it was so great that they were able to protect me
09:11so after i was drugged i just thought maybe it was the bartender maybe it was some stranger at the
09:16bar i never in a million years would have thought it was manu
09:22and it wasn't until a few years after i saw like there was a website i think gabriella started
09:36and when i looked it up i saw everything and then it clicked
09:45i told gabrielle that i was happy do whatever i could do to lock this man up because he is
09:52an awful
09:53criminal and i actually ended up going back to portugal
10:05and while i was there i filed a police report about being drugged by him
10:13this is the police report that i filed
10:22and their response to the case it says due to the lack of evidence i ordered dismissal of the inquiry
10:32under article 277 number two of the criminal procedure code so you just there's no other way to feel but
10:41worthless
10:51i knew that it probably started and ended with me like if something happened to me i'm pretty sure
10:57this would have fallen apart gabrielle a 19 year old girl maybe she was 21 when she was trying to
11:03actually get him and then these girls would then rely on gabrielle that was what was so hard for me
11:10is to see these girls relying on gabrielle to get justice for them
11:21um i really never wanted to speak about it i didn't tell my family or my friends until
11:29the possibility of a trial and legal um representation came up there's so much at stake and there's so much
11:38that should needs to be known about how awful of a person he is that um it felt like an
11:45important opportunity
11:49i genuinely think people think that i would have been worn down but i am so goddamn stubborn
12:00gabrielle had a full-time job of being like our therapist and our like secretary and also our
12:08legal um like helper and so she has had to wear all these hats while also dealing and coming to
12:17terms with her own trauma you see my binder i have
12:30i did the whole investigation it's my best work here you go here's your case send them to prison
12:52me
12:53gabriel vega se pone en contacto conmigo en españa me cuenta que es lo que ha sucedido que no tengo
12:59la
12:59menor duda de que ese relato es real yo le explique cuál era el proceso cómo iban a ser los
13:07pasos y
13:08también digamos de la complejidad del asunto puesto que unos hechos que habÃan ocurrido fuera de españa
13:14el territorio donde se produce no está ni siquiera en la comunidad europea además tenÃan la dificultad de los
13:22posibles testigos de cómo se habÃan desarrollado los hechos se inició la denuncia en 2018 han sido siete
13:30años por qué se ha demorado tanto esto para llegar a juicio oye pues este era un caso estaba claro
13:37están los informes a qué esperamos
13:39que no se han considerado el territorio que se han considerado el territorio que se han considerado
14:09Yeah.
14:10I'm not thinking, I'm trying to not think about it.
14:13It's like, the only thing I can do
14:15is just not think about it, I don't know.
14:17Do you think you'd ever be willing to go back to Spain?
14:20What do you think?
14:24I don't know, I feel like there's been so much pressure
14:26on me going back to Spain for the trial.
14:28Yeah, I mean, part of me feels like I'll,
14:31like if it doesn't go well,
14:34that maybe it would have gone differently
14:36if I was in the room,
14:37but I feel like I would have had a mental breakdown
14:40if I went to Spain.
14:44I just don't want to think about it.
14:45I'd rather not know.
14:46Even if you told me he's on the other side of the country,
14:49I still don't know if I'd feel comfortable going to Spain.
14:51Only if he's in prison, I would go.
14:54But if he's not, I think I can make peace
14:58with not going back there again.
15:00I think you'll feel a big sense of relief when it's over,
15:03knowing that you've done everything you can do, right?
15:07Well, I don't know what else I could do.
15:09No, there's nothing else you can do.
15:11There's nothing else.
15:12I don't know.
15:13I don't know.
15:43I don't know.
15:44I don't know.
15:44The accused was proprietor and, as well,
15:46a company of travel travel in Sevilla.
15:50So this morning,
15:52the National Audiencia
15:53taping with a paraguas.
16:10Ese dÃa te encuentras con haber llegado al final del procedimiento, pero siempre con
16:15la incertidumbre de cómo finalmente se van a valorar las pruebas por los juzgadores.
16:25La parte de mà quiere ver el testeo, porque ¿cómo puedo no ver esto?
16:31Pero hemos decidido que no vamos a verlo, probablemente serÃa demasiado difÃcil.
16:59Aquà lo que hubo fue unos actos de exhibicionismo, tocamientos, provocación.
17:17Amanda Gorsen era una más de las vÃctimas.
17:26En su dÃa acompañamos la denuncia presentada por ella.
17:32Lo que nos exigió la sala en su momento es que tenÃa que haber un poder para pleitos.
17:40Antes de comenzar se interpuso un recurso de súplica por la representación procesal de
17:48Amanda Gorsen.
17:49No obstante, teniendo en cuenta que el juicio comenzaba hoy, pues ya hemos dictado el auto
17:56desestimando el recurso de súplica, entonces se lo comunicamos a estos efectos.
18:02Yo presenté el recurso, el recurso se desestimó y lo único que provocaba era solicitar una
18:08suspensión, una discusión, que nos hubiese conducido en todo caso a provocar más demoras
18:13en el procedimiento.
18:16De hecho, creo que es una falla en muchos sistemas diferentes.
18:20Creo que incluso cuando intentes, no puedes obtener nada de hecho, o obtener resultados
18:28o de clases, porque los sistemas son tan confundidos y lentos y sinclar.
18:37Asà que incluso si intentas, se siente difÃcil de continuar.
18:44El hecho delictivo no ha desaparecido porque la sala no la haya admitido usted como acusación.
18:50La acusación no se ha perdido y el hecho no se ha borrado.
18:53El hecho subsiste y la posibilidad de presentar la denuncia continúa.
18:57Estoy desesperada un poco.
19:00Estoy nerviosa porque, bueno, yo tenÃa todas estas mujeres y ahora es solo yo y dos otras mujeres,
19:05las primeras dos.
19:07Cuando hubo muchas mujeres que querÃan ser parte de este caso.
19:16Ya es el momento en que declare el acusado, si es que lo desea.
19:20Siéntese usted, por favor, ahà en estas primeras sillas.
19:23Le acerca el micrófono.
19:27El encontrarnos con un personaje como este, con esa, digamos, facilidad para delinquir que
19:36ha tenido él.
19:36Hemos tenido casos en España de a lo mejor un violador múltiple, pero ese violador múltiple
19:42a lo mejor han sido cuatro o cinco, que ya es mucho, ya es mucho.
19:45Pero lo de este caso es que se dispara, es decir, se escapa de la comprensión.
19:52Mire, usted como acusado en este juicio tiene derecho a no confesar ser culpable,
19:58no declarar en contra de usted mismo, no declarar en absoluto.
20:03Para mà que el caso acabe en una condena realmente serÃa una sorpresa.
20:11Y aquà estamos hablando del testimonio de una persona contra el testimonio de otra.
20:16¿Desea responder a las preguntas que le va a formular la fiscal, la acusación particular
20:20y la defensa?
20:21No tengo inconveniente en responder las preguntas de la señora fiscal, mi abogada y su señorÃa,
20:26si lo desea.
20:26Vale. O sea, no responde a la acusación particular.
20:29Correcto.
20:30Era presumible porque es habitual que el acusado no conteste a la abogada.
20:34Lo contrario.
20:36¿Qué crees que Manuel dirá?
20:39No sé. Probablemente no dirá nada tan inteligente.
20:42No sé lo que va a decir.
20:45No sucedió.
20:46Nunca he visto a esta chica en mi vida.
20:48No sé lo que va a decir.
20:49Lo que dice lo que este hombre, es como...
20:51¿Por qué le voy a dar una mierda?
20:53¿En la defensa?
20:55Con la venia señorÃa.
20:58Manuel, con respecto al viaje a Marruecos de fecha 2 de noviembre,
21:03¿Niega usted que tuviera alguna relación con Gabriel Vega?
21:08Cero relación ninguna.
21:09¿Puede usted contar qué es lo que pasó en esa habitación?
21:13Yo recuerdo que fui con las tres chicas que las vi arriba en la cafeterÃa.
21:23Que es un café bar que hay arriba.
21:26Y de ahà fuimos a la habitación, pedimos, creo que champán, y yo me tomé una copa,
21:31y a la hora o si yo me marché.
21:33Eso fue lo que pasó.
21:35¿No tuvo entonces ninguna interacción sexual con ninguna de las...?
21:38En absoluto.
21:41No hay más preguntas, señorÃa.
21:43La conducta de este hombre iba a ser la de negarlo y negarlo,
21:47como ha mantenido hasta el dÃa del juicio, que ha continuado negándolo.
21:50Bien, pues el ministro fiscal tiene la palabra.
21:53Buenas tardes.
21:55En relación con los hechos de Gabriel, usted, aparte de negarlos,
22:03usted manifestó que no conocÃa ni la cara ni el nombre de Gabriel.
22:08¿Mantiene esta afirmación?
22:10Yo conocà los hechos a través de internet, en el 2000...
22:15No, no, yo no le digo los hechos.
22:17Le digo que no conoce su cara ni su nombre y que lo ve a través de redes sociales.
22:25¿No la habÃa visto usted antes?
22:27A raÃz del viaje.
22:30O sea, que usted sà la habÃa visto.
22:32SÃ, pero yo no lo verás.
22:33Yo seguramente la habré visto, pero que yo no recordaba a esa persona
22:36cuando la vi en televisión diciendo esas cosas,
22:38y yo sé con qué persona tiene algún tipo de relación.
22:41Y yo con esa persona no tiene ningún tipo de relación.
22:45Le vi con la convicción de, y perdón por la expresión, de chulerÃa,
22:50de que a mà no me pasa nada porque yo no he hecho nada.
22:53Pero vamos, eso es completamente falso porque sà que ha hecho.
22:56En los viajes, se viaja con muchas personas.
22:58No puedo recordar todas las caras de las personas que conozco.
23:02Usted en esta época, en 2013, era el administrador de Voodoo Travel.
23:09Voodoo Travel era la sociedad, efectos contables fiscales,
23:13y Discover Exclusions es la marca comercial.
23:17¿Entró como becario?
23:19SÃ.
23:20Yo entré allà en el 2010, creo, como becario,
23:25luego como trabajador, luego como director,
23:28y luego me vendieron la empresa.
23:31Cambiamos la página web, cambiamos un poco todo, la oficina.
23:34La empresa estaba casi en quiebra, no tenÃa buenos números.
23:40Y la reflota, la reflota a base de inundar las universidades de publicidad,
23:45recorre universidades de toda España e incluso de Europa,
23:51dejando carteles, folletos, dándose a conocer
23:55y ofertando precio muy, muy, muy competitivo para que contrataran con él.
24:00Y cuando ocurrió esto en el 2018, la empresa iba súper bien.
24:05La cerramos en el 2018 a raÃz de las apariciones en televisión de estas chicas.
24:11¿TenÃa una particular relación con sus clientes, llevándoselas a sus habitaciones o cómo es esto?
24:19Yo, personalmente, durante el tiempo que he estado trabajando en esa empresa
24:23he tenido alguna relación con chicas en los viajes, pero siempre he sido consentida.
24:29Usted también manifestó que muchas veces las clientas se quedan dormidas en su casa y no pasaba nada.
24:36A ver, en mi casa las clientas no venÃan nosotros.
24:39A ver, en mi vida personal, ¿no puedo yo tener relaciones con personas? Pregunto.
24:46Pregunta retórica.
24:48Continúe, señora fiscal.
24:51Pues no hay más preguntas, señorÃa.
24:53¿Puede usted sentarse ahà detrás?
24:55Gracias.
24:59No sé, es solo divertido.
25:02He pasado mucho de mi vida trabajando en esto y luego verlo en el stand por 15 minutos,
25:09casi rÃos a puntos, contradiciendo a él, mentiriendo, mentiriendo,
25:13diciendo que nunca habÃa visto en su vida.
25:16En el momento en que mi vida fue casi destruida por eso.
25:24Manuel Blanco siempre ha mantenido la misma versión de su inocencia absoluta y de que él no ha hecho nada
25:30grave.
25:31Tiene, digamos, ese derecho que yo combato a mentir.
25:35Ahà está.
25:43Manuel, ¿crees que vas a ir a la cárcel?
25:45¿Te rÃes?
25:47¿Quieres decirle algo a las vÃctimas?
25:49¿Por qué no le dices algo?
25:51Dime una cosa, ¿cómo es posible que todas coincidan en sus declaraciones?
25:55Oye, no me toques.
25:57Bueno, te estoy hablando solamente.
25:59Si no se conocen entre sÃ, ¿cómo es que coinciden todas las declaraciones?
26:03SÃ, sÃ, sÃ.
26:34¿Qué pasa?
26:34¿Por qué?
26:38Es still dark here at 7 o 10 in the morning.
26:43Es a very big day for me.
26:47Everything I've been working for, for all these years,
26:49to just be able to hold him accountable and say what happened to me.
26:57And...
27:03And to just, like, get my life back.
27:13So...
27:13We'll see what happens.
27:22It's true that the testimony of Gabriel is very solid, very coherent, but he will not come to Spain to
27:29give a declaration.
27:30He will do it by videoconferences.
27:36I'm always a partidary of being presencial.
27:39Here there was a problem.
27:40The problem was the encounter with the aggressor, which was very violent.
27:44The circumstances that he thought was that he was close to him.
27:48If he could meet with him in a sidewalk, in some place, he would aterrain him.
27:54Good morning there in the US.
27:56This is the National High Court speaking.
27:58And the judge would like you to state your full name aloud, please.
28:02Gabriel Nicole Vega.
28:05Si la vÃctima presta una declaración sólida, coherente,
28:07como el testimonio que prestó en su dÃa ante la NBC,
28:11puede acabar en condena.
28:12Pero si no lo hace, es más difÃcil.
28:18Do you swear to tell the truth?
28:20Yes.
28:21Pues responde en primer lugar a las preguntas que le va a formular la señora fiscal.
28:26Hola, venÃa, señorÃa.
28:27¿Puede contar al tribunal qué es lo que usted recuerda de esta noche del 2 de noviembre de 2013?
28:35Yeah.
28:36So I had fallen asleep and at one point, I don't know how long I was asleep, but I had
28:42woken up.
28:45No one was in the room and I was very confused.
28:48But I knew I should go to the bathroom.
28:51So I opened the bathroom door and I saw Nicole, Ashley, and Manuel in the shower together.
28:58And so I closed the door when I saw them and the three of them came out of the bathroom.
29:07And I went in to use the toilet.
29:25And I went in to use the toilet.
29:29And when I was sitting on the toilet.
29:31And when I was sitting on the toilet, I was facing the door.
29:33And I didn't lock the door.
29:39And, um, and all I remember is Manuel coming in.
29:51And, um, after that the only thing I remember is him forcing me to perform oral sex on him.
29:59And then he pushed my head and I fell this way.
30:02And that was the only thing I remembered until I woke up the next morning.
30:26And I had pain in my abdomen, my lower abdomen, and I was extremely sore in my anal region.
30:35And I had bruises on my knees.
30:41Solo, Matisse, cuando le ha preguntado el Ministerio Fiscal sobre las zonas que tenÃa dolor, ha referido usted a la
30:47zona anal.
30:47Y luego ha dicho la parte baja del abdomen, ¿se referÃa usted a la zona vaginal?
30:51Yes.
30:53La vi muy contundente, muy emotiva, porque ella tuvo que revivir la situación.
30:57Y Gabriel, pues, yo creo que fue muy clara y precisa, narrando y poniendo en conocimiento de la sala.
31:04No solo el tema de cómo habÃan sido los hechos, sino la emotividad de ese momento y el momento de
31:10estar declarando en el juzgado.
31:12Detrás de la defensa.
31:15Cuando usted volvió a España, ¿fue al médico a que le revisaran las heridas que usted dice que tenÃa?
31:21No, no fui al médico, pero he hablado con...
31:25Quiero ser clara, no sabÃa la lengua, no sabÃa cómo decir la palabra rape en español, asà que nunca fui.
31:37Nada más, señorÃa.
31:39Buenas tardes, Gabriel.
31:40¿Estos hechos afectaron su relación con otros hombres en la actualidad y en el pasado?
31:49SÃ, he estado.
31:52Yo creo que es muy difÃcil.
31:54Yo creo que es muy difÃcil tener ninguna relación intima con los hombres.
31:56Yo no he estado en una relación real con ningún hombre desde entonces.
32:00Y creo que eso directamente correlaciona a esto.
32:05Muchas gracias.
32:07No hay más puntos, señorÃa.
32:11Lo que estoy sacando a la vida.
32:12Ahora voy a preguntarles sobre el futuro.
32:15¿Qué sueñas de?
32:17¿Qué sueño de?
32:20¿Qué sueño de?
32:24Lo que sueño de?
32:26about the idea of just like having a very simple life.
32:38I don't know, like I'm getting a dog after the trial,
32:41like a little puppy,
32:42and it sounds like such a silly little thing,
32:44but I'm just excited to just be out in the countryside,
32:50to be outside, to have my dog, to have my friends,
32:54to just like go take photographs every day, all day,
33:00like paint, like do the things that I want to do.
33:06As I think even further into the future,
33:09like if I meet someone and I fall in love
33:12and I'm lucky enough to have a baby one day.
33:36I just feel like I'll be able to know that I did the best I could
33:42to make sure that the world is a little bit safer.
33:55DÃa clave en el juicio contra el guÃa turÃstico de Sevilla
33:59acusado de agredir sexualmente a estudiantes norteamericanas
34:01en los viajes que organizaba.
34:04En este caso tenemos dos testigos,
34:06que son las dos chicas que se encontraban con Gabriel Vega
34:08y con Manuel Blancovela en la habitación de Tánger
34:10donde ocurren los hechos.
34:24I have Ashley, you're with me.
34:28Muy bien.
34:29Pues yo le doy la palabra en primer lugar a la señora fiscal.
34:33Buenas tardes.
34:34Con la abenia, señorÃa.
34:37Usted va a declarar lo que pueda recordar
34:40de una noche en la cual usted compartÃa
34:43habitación de hotel en Tánger con Gabriel Vega.
34:48That is correct.
34:50Y también con Nicole.
34:52That is correct.
34:53Yes.
34:56Este testimonio puede ser clave,
34:58en función de lo que declaren ellas dos,
35:01pues para una condena o una solución de Manuel Blanco.
35:04Um,
35:06we were staying in a room together,
35:08the three of us.
35:12And the three of us met up
35:14that week when we got back to Salamanca.
35:27And I started asking them about that night
35:29and I was just like,
35:30do you guys remember?
35:32Like,
35:33like,
35:34he came into the room
35:35and then,
35:35like,
35:36I don't really remember anything
35:37and, like,
35:39before I had mentioned something,
35:41like,
35:41Nicole was like,
35:42I don't remember anything.
35:47And I remember asking Ashley,
35:54I remember he was in the bathroom
35:57and she told me he was in the bathroom
35:59with me for 30 minutes.
36:02And I was like,
36:03well,
36:03I think I was raped.
36:05And it was just,
36:06like,
36:08silent.
36:10Because I think they realized
36:13what had happened.
36:18we never talked about it again after.
36:23Ever.
36:26¿Qué es lo que recuerda a usted
36:29de esta noche?
36:30I remember
36:31we were in Morocco
36:34and we stayed in the hotel
36:36and then the leader of the organization,
36:40Manuel,
36:41he came up to the room
36:43and he got champagne for us.
36:47Then we drank the champagne
36:50and then hung out in the room
36:52with Manuel.
36:54¿Ustedes recuerdan haber jugado
36:56algún juego de carácter sexual
36:58con el acusado esa noche?
37:01I do,
37:02but I don't remember what they were.
37:04I do remember him being
37:08flirtatious with the three of us
37:10and asking us some questions,
37:13but I don't remember specifically
37:16what was happening at that time.
37:18At that time,
37:19Gabby was getting mad at us
37:21because she expressed interest
37:23in Manuel.
37:26Nicole and I went to bed
37:27and the last thing that I remember
37:29she was in the bathroom
37:31with Manuel.
37:34Cuando dice que Manuel
37:37y Gabriel estaban en el baño
37:40es porque usted los vio entrar.
37:44I feel like I have a memory
37:46of them entering the bathroom.
37:53¿Recuerda si Ashley, usted y Manuel
37:56entraron al baño
37:57y después entró Gabriel?
38:04No, I do not remember that.
38:08No, I don't remember.
38:12Detrás de la defensa.
38:16Observa usted si a la mañana siguiente
38:18Gabriel tenÃa heridas en sus rodillas.
38:22I don't remember.
38:24No.
38:25¿Cuándo tuvo conocimiento
38:26de que Gabriel decÃa
38:28que Manuel la habÃa violado esa noche?
38:37No hay más preguntas, señorÃa.
38:41Pues muchas gracias.
38:42Ya hemos acabado con el testimonio
38:44y podemos cortar la comunicación.
38:49Queda visto para sentencia.
38:51Pueden salir.
38:53Estos testimonios
38:55son contradictorios
38:56en parte con la versión
38:58que da la principal vÃctima
39:00de los hechos,
39:00que es Gabriel Vega.
39:01Son sus versiones
39:02con respecto a la de Gabriel.
39:05El asociado de las dos chicas
39:06no me ha aportado tampoco
39:07ningún otro testigo.
39:09Si el tribunal tiene en cuenta
39:11estos relatos de los testigos
39:13pues puede ser que termine afectando
39:16para bien del acusado.
39:19Me parecerÃa tremendo
39:21que este señor
39:22y perdón por la expresión vulgar
39:24se fuese de rositas.
39:38So it's the day after the trial
39:40and I've been thinking
39:43about what Ashley said
39:44during the trial
39:46and how angry she seemed
39:48being there.
39:52I mean, I definitely think
39:54she believes I wasn't raped.
39:56I have suffered for years
39:57because of that.
39:58I've literally suffered
39:59for 11 years
40:00because of what happened
40:01and somebody can walk
40:03into a room and say
40:06well, they expressed interest
40:10and,
40:12and
40:13the concept of consent
40:17is so clear.
40:19I was completely
40:24incoherent.
40:25I could not stand on my own
40:30and I was attacked
40:40where's the consent in that?
40:49After the declaration
40:52I put in contact with her
40:53I wrote,
40:54I told her
40:55how had been the judgment
40:56and my feelings
40:57and that we just
40:58had to wait
40:59for the sentence
41:00that I had the confidence
41:02that it was condenative
41:03and I also said
41:03that for the supuesto
41:04that there would be
41:06an absolute
41:07of Manuel Blanco
41:12I don't want to appeal.
41:16I don't want to appeal.
41:18Whatever happens
41:19I can't
41:21keep doing this
41:23and I can do it.
41:25I could do it.
41:26I'm capable of it.
41:29But I don't want
41:30to do it anymore.
41:35In my heart
41:36I know
41:37that she's going
41:37to be the one
41:38that takes this guy down.
41:40He's going to be sorry
41:41he ever met her
41:42that he ever saw her name.
41:44I'm sure he already
41:45is sorry.
41:46And then I think
41:47to myself
41:48if it doesn't go
41:49how we want it to go
41:50there's going to be
41:51a lot of other girls
41:52that see this show
41:54that we're filming today
41:55and they're going to
41:56you know
41:57exposing him
41:58they're going to be
41:59victims that we don't
42:00know about
42:01and I'm sure
42:02some of those girls
42:03will be willing
42:04to put him
42:05through the process.
42:07I want him to be
42:09put away
42:10I want him to be
42:11off the streets
42:12and no longer
42:15a threat to women
42:16but I also
42:17I want this to be
42:18done for her.
42:20Like she doesn't
42:23I care deeply
42:24about her
42:25and she does not
42:26deserve to have
42:27to relive this
42:28over and over
42:29and over again.
42:30Like she deserves
42:30to be free of it
42:32and she's not
42:33going to be free
42:33until after this trial.
42:39He completely
42:40affected how
42:41she's able
42:42how all of us
42:42are able to move
42:43through the world
42:44and our mental health
42:45and yeah
42:47I just hope that
42:49there's justice
42:50in that regard
42:51that he's able
42:54to be
42:55recognized as
42:56a rapist
42:57and recognized
42:57as a predator
42:58and that
42:59we get some
43:00sort of closure
43:01in that regard.
43:03I am very
43:05cynical
43:06when it comes
43:07to women
43:08receiving justice
43:09for these kinds
43:10of crimes.
43:11I hope that
43:12it does
43:13it does go somewhere.
43:15I think that
43:16he'll be found guilty.
43:18I think he should
43:18probably spend
43:19the rest of his life
43:19in prison.
43:20I think a lot
43:22of women
43:23know that it's
43:25incredibly difficult
43:26to get convictions
43:27so I at least hope
43:29that this case
43:29can bring more
43:31public notoriety
43:32to him
43:32because he deserves it
43:33because he's a terrible
43:34person.
43:36I'm not afraid
43:37because I'm telling
43:38the truth.
43:39He's the one
43:40who should be afraid
43:41and I think
43:42that he is.
43:43There are people
43:44like this out there
43:45and it can be
43:46so hard
43:46to really
43:48accept that
43:50because if you
43:51really understood
43:52how many monsters
43:53are out there
43:53like oh my god
43:54you wouldn't
43:55you wouldn't want
43:56to leave your house.
43:57This idea
43:58that it doesn't
44:00happen in my world
44:01I think needs
44:02to be reconsidered
44:03because it happens
44:05more than we want
44:06to acknowledge.
44:07I have to believe
44:08that he'll be
44:09held responsible
44:10because I think
44:12men keep doing this
44:13thinking that
44:14they won't be
44:16something has to
44:17change.
44:18We're here because
44:19we aren't afraid
44:20of him.
44:21There was nothing
44:21special about you.
44:23You were just
44:24somebody who chose
44:25your victims
44:26because we were
44:27vulnerable
44:28and because you
44:29thought that we
44:29would be quiet
44:30about it
44:30and you were
44:31wrong.
44:32I think that he
44:33knows that it's
44:34like that this is
44:35the end of the
44:36story for him.
44:59Hi.
45:00Hi.
45:01Good morning,
45:02Gabriel.
45:02I have a feeling.
45:03Do you have a feeling?
45:05What feeling?
45:06Is it a verdict?
45:08Yes.
45:09Okay.
45:11He's guilty.
45:27Oh my God.
45:30Oh my God.
45:33Oh my God.
45:46Can you believe it?
46:02Oh my God.
46:05No.
46:11It's so awesome.
46:14I know.
46:15I know.
46:17I literally
46:19can't believe it.
46:20I'm in shock.
46:22I mean,
46:22I wanted to believe it
46:24but I'm in shock.
46:26Me too.
46:27Yeah.
46:52Okay.
46:59I genuinely
47:01have no idea
47:02how to even
47:04begin.
47:06And this so far
47:09this today,
47:11February 12th,
47:122025
47:13is the best day
47:14of my life
47:15and I will
47:16never forget it.
47:19I'm going to go
47:20move to the
47:20countryside
47:22and I'm going
47:22to buy myself
47:23a mule
47:24and I'm going
47:25to name her
47:25Gabby.
47:28And every day
47:29that I look
47:30at that mule
47:30I'm just going
47:31to be reminded
47:32of something
47:33that is stubborn
47:34and loving
47:35and full of
47:36fucking perseverance
47:37and that you
47:38can do
47:38whatever the fuck
47:39you want in this
47:40life as long
47:41as you are honest
47:42and true.
47:42And you can send
47:43bad guys to prison.
47:47It's the fucking
47:47best feeling
47:48in the world
47:49if you ask me.
48:03I know
48:16of you
48:18can do
48:19to a
48:19that I look
48:19in the world
48:19and I love
48:19it.
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