Biondo’s family pokes Sánchez Silva and gives a press conference with “conclusive” evidence: “He was murdered and we are going to prove it”

The intention of the Biondos is to reopen the case in Spain and, this Thursday, their parents, Santina y BeanieThey give a press conference in Barcelona with the new evidence that, according to them, they have collected. All after the Italian justice will rule that the cameraman, the one who was the husband of Raquel Sanchez SilvaHe could have been the victim of a murder.

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“Our lawyers have asked us to wait for the press conference to offer all the data and evidence. I can only tell you that enough arguments will be presented to request that the process be reopened in Spain. Mario was murdered, he did not commit suicide, he rules a sentence of the Italian Supreme Court”, advances Santina this Tuesday in The reason.

The Italian’s family describes the new evidence obtained as follows: “Conclusive and very clarifying. A bombshell? Of course they are going to create great expectations.”

At the same time, they continue without ironing out rough edges with the presenter: “I have not the slightest intention of reconciling with her,” says Santina. He also adds that “her behavior with us was not good. That cannot be forgotten” and does not leave her in a good place: “If she considers that she has no fault or anything to hide, she will be calm. And she should not fear… If your conscience is calm and clear, you should not worry. But if you are afraid, it is because you have not told the truth.”

Almost thirteen years after the death of the Italian cameraman, the family is still locked in the case: “We continue with our fight to clarify the truth, we never lose hope of reaching the end. Mario was murdered and we are going to demonstrate. Ten years have passed since the death of our son, we keep him in mind every minute of the day, reopening the process in Spain is a matter of dignity”, Santina has sentenced.

Last August, nine years after the death of the Italian cameraman, justice agreed with the family, assuring that Mario Biondo could have been murdered on May 30, 2013 and his death covered up by two or more people to simulate suicide. Then, Santina herself told this portal: “In Italy a murder case is not archived forever. Our Italian lawyers are contacting the competent bodies to help us reopen the case in Spain. It certainly will not be easy. Who will we could help in Spain could be the widow, she is also an offended party, but above all a Spanish citizen, but I am sure that Sánchez Silva will not do any of this”. She then also sent a message to her daughter-in-law: “Stop telling lies and talk. Talk! You should be looking for my son’s murderers.”