Valentina Gilabert, granddaughter of late actress Iliana de la Garza, would have been threatened by “influenced” Marianne Gonzaga before stabbing her on February 4.
On the night of that Tuesday, the content creator injured the model at least 14 times after entering the house in which she was, according to her father’s story, Ernesto Gilabert.
As a result of the attack, Valentina had to be placed in an induced coma and was admitted to the intensive care area of a hospital in Mexico.
Marianne Gonzaga would threaten Valentina Gilabert
Days of what happened, Ayrton Marín, a lawyer for Valentina Gilabert’s family, explained that although she did not expect to attack Marianne Gonzaga that day, she would have already received warnings for her part.
“This time this attack was an issue of surprise, but there is a matter of previous threats of another kind,” he said in an interview with journalist Carlos Zúñiga Pérez for the new Night News.
When asked by the communication about whether these “threats” had come to “death”, the lawyer replied: “This is right.”
The legal representative did not bring details about when or how Gonzaga allegedly intimidate Gilabert.
At the time of the incident, the model was with the alleged early and the father of his baby “influenced”, identified as José Saíd.
Social networks were believed that Valentina and the young man would be behind Marianna, who would have discovered them. However, the victim’s father denied him.
Ernesto Gilabert said, in “Everything for the Woman”, that their daughter said they had “two weeks” to leave, that “they were not friends” and that he was allegedly ending his romance with “Tiktoker” before 5 months.
What would be the punishment for Marianne Gonzaga?
Following his actions, Marianne Gonzaga was arrested by local authorities and then a judge found that he would remain in the preventive intelligence.
Regarding the possible punishment that the “influence”, who is a minor, will receive a “malicious injury” crime, Ayrton Marín explained:
“There is a law that protects him and it has been found that deprivation of freedom cannot exceed, under any circumstances, five years.”
He said that if, at some point, the crime would be upset either by “attempted homicide” or by the “femicide” attempt, then the proposal could change.
On the afternoon of February 7, the Allied Sisters AC Association launched a statement stating that Valentina Gilabert “is not the only victim of Marianne”.
“This person has committed repetitive acts of violence against other women, proving a model of aggression that cannot be ignored,” they said.
Source: univision
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