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Originally Posted by Mr. Cool Ice
remind me not to get involved with a ho from Nicaragua.
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Senorita Jiménez was no "ho" - she was a young girl who was raped and strangled until she died. Either way - a "ho" has no "privileges" to die this way.
It's all speculation, but a followup to Mr Volz's trial is that the Corte Suprema de Justicia reviewed evidence in not only Mr Volz's case but in serveral other cases handled by the same judge and they considered the evidence presented in each case and the decision of the judge was appropriate. It would also appear that the general concensus from several other legal "experts" (not in Nicaragua), that the judge was open-minded and took account of all facts presented.
The failing may be that Mr Volz elected to have a trial in this format with the obvious hope that he stood a better chance of a not guilty verdict. The weak aspect of this option is that it was necessary to product actual evidence and this was insufficient to have credibility. Again speculation, and can't say if this was introduced in court, but there apparently was a background of violence towards Senorita Jiménez and followups after the murder to bribe serveral people. The alleged cellphone evidence was introduced at the trial, but, along with several items of other evidence, too weak to have credibility.
If there is a "fault" in justice for Mr Volz, that appears to be with his evidence which was not of a standard which would gain his release. If this man is, in fact, innocent - he seriously needs to produce actual evidence which discredits all prosecution and forensic data and explain why he felt the need to attempt to bribe people (or discredit the evidence provided by these witnesses). His track record of violence with the victim is obviously not evidence that he murdered her, but does not help his case. Mr Voltz seriously needs to "come clean" and be transparent with an experienced lawyer.
If he is innocent - this is a travesty of justice and no person needs to have their life ruined for a period of 30 years while obviously meaning that the killer of Senorita Jiménez continues to walk.
Here's a clip of the usual YouTube crap - the only relevent part is the judge's comments (the rest is hyperventilation and not evidence)....
https://youtube.com/watch?v=sSo3sb73CZY