Audio | La declaración de la jueza Biedma en la Audiencia Nacional: “Allí, hacerme algo es muy fácil”
La magistrada, citada como víctima en el ‘caso Leire Díez’, describió cómo supo que sufrió supuestos seguimientos y maniobras contra ella mientras investigaba al hermano de Pedro Sánchez
Judge Beatriz Biedma, who oversaw the investigation against Pedro Sánchez's brother, testified on October 8 as a victim in the so-called Leire Díez case before the National High Court. The magistrate recounted to investigator Santiago Pedraz how she learned about alleged monitoring and maneuvers against her. "I have no protection.
It's very easy to do something to me there," she stated last week (the day before, she has been given a security detail). According to a recording of her testimony, obtained by the television program Código 10 and also by EL PAÍS, Biedma described feeling threatened and how she was told that former judge Luis Sáenz de Tejada, suspected of collaborating with the plot, had contacted Cintia Rocho, alias Celsa, linked to a presumed narcotics clan.
Rocho claimed to the Guardia Civil that Sáenz de Tejada told her "she was a real piece of crap and that she had to be eliminated." A version she has denied: "I never spoke to Cintia."
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