The Mossos saw Josep Juanpere's partner as "nervous and obstructive" after the architect's death.
The police report describes the bedroom where the architect died with no signs of violence, with some medication and traces of vomit.
The Mossos d’Esquadra described Belén L as “intrusive, nervous and obstructive” when they arrived at Josep Juanpere’s apartment in Baqueira the night of December 26th, the feast day of Sant Esteve in Catalonia. They were alone, having arrived two days earlier when he had been hospitalized due to feeling unwell and fainting. The reason why the woman, who was Josep Juanpere’s romantic partner, did not call for emergency services when his health deteriorated remains unknown.
When medical personnel arrived at the scene, urged by his nephew, Josep Juanpere had already passed away. A court in Vielha is investigating the possibility of a homicide case against the woman, either for hastening his death or failing to seek her assistance. If convicted, the sentencing could result in up to 15 years in prison. She is currently on provisional release.
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