JUDGE: Case number 163, today November 30, 2014, 9:00 am.

Case:
first degree murder, with the plaintiff ULLOA NATALY against the
defendant ESPINOSA TATIANA. The Defense lawyer Vasquez Luis; the
plaintiff's lawyer, CHAPCHA PAULO. The session started.

Defense attorney ADVOCATE 2: Good morning your honor,

my goal in this trial is to defend the innocence of my client,
DAUGHTER, accused of crimes of first degree murder against
the father of the applicant, FATHER.
PLAINTIFF'S ATTORNEY ATTORNEY 1: Good morning your honor, the jurors,
honorable court judgment, colleagues and those who accompany us in this
room, this time I am acting as counsel for the plaintiff in the case against
DAUGHTER, who is credited with the crimes of murder in the first degree and
temptation against property.
At the appropriate time and representing the interests of the state; I request
your esteemed authority civil and criminal conviction against DAUGHTER
I call my client to testify, A STEPMOTHER applicant.
JUDGE: Count his version of the facts
THE STEP-MOTHER: Well as above declare all spent the night of Saturday 19,
I was in a meeting when I receive a call from my neighbor telling me that my
house was on fire (begins to mourn) "and my husband into the house on
fire ..." because of her (pointing to the daughter)
JUDGE: Order! The defense lawyer can proceed with the questions.
The plaintiff's lawyer, ADVOCATE 1: STEP MOTHER Why blames her
daughter's death her husband?
THE STEP-MOTHER: Because a few days before she learned that her father
had left a lot of money to his name in case of his death, because he loved her.
The plaintiff's lawyer, ADVOCATE 1: In case of death, you explain that?
THE STEP-MOTHER: Yeah well, in the days before the fire my husband had
received a strange call, he felt nervous and worried that's why I prepare a will.
The plaintiff's lawyer, ADVOCATE 1: then believe that the calls were death
threats?
THE STEP-MOTHER: that is, as previously stated her friend (daughter) she
heard a conversation in which she repudiated her father even spoke of death.
The plaintiff's lawyer, ADVOCATE 1: Your Honor that is irrelevant since
previously that testimony was discredited for lack of evidence

JUDGE: sustained (stepmother) refrain from using that statement in his

testimony
The plaintiff's lawyer, ADVOCATE 1: Why accuse the hijaTiene some
evidence against it?
THE STEP-MOTHER: there is, as she was the last to whom he was my
husband before igniting the house, she and my husband were seen entering
the house minutes before the fire which coincidentally just before she left.
The plaintiff's lawyer, ADVOCATE 1: the testimony to which my client
alludes were corroborated by researchers and submitted before this jury, if
your lordship would like to request permits me to pass to the stand detective in
charge of the investigation
JUDGE: This stage called to testify to the detective handling the case, the
plaintiff lawyer has the first turn
The plaintiff's lawyer, ADVOCATE 1: good detective tell this jury if it is true
that the accused was seen minutes before you have started the fire
Detective: so, taking statements from witnesses corroborated that version
also security cameras have recorded the victim with his daughter in his car
heading home, which demonstrated that if he was at the scene before the
incident.
The plaintiff's lawyer, ADVOCATE 1: this is your honor; the defendant's
participation is unclear, further adding that he could never prove that you were
not at the scene as stated in the beginning. These are all questions thanks.
JUDGE: the defense lawyer has the word

Defense attorney ADVOCATE 2: detective, tell this jury if

there is any physical proof of the implication of my defended
in this crime
Detective: fact or fingerprints or other evidence that the accused
physically flirting with other crime scene witnesses was not found

Defense attorney ADVOCATE 2: Your Honor, jurors, it is

clear that you cannot link to my defended the cause of the
accident.
Detective: (interrupts) although there is no physical evidence of the
murder weapon belonged to the accused and was found in his car

Defense attorney ADVOCATE 2: if it be true, but it could

have been a trap, perhaps planted evidence to involve it

THE STEP-MOTHER: but she could never prove that a

JUDGE: ok order in the room (using his gavel)

Defense attorney ADVOCATE 2: to end his lordship would

like to call to testify for the last time my defended
JUDGE: the accused can take the stand

Defense attorney ADVOCATE 2: did you have problems

with your father?
DAUGHTER: I wanted my father, although sometimes discussed but
were regular discussions between father and daughter (starts to cry)
would never think of killing

Defense attorney ADVOCATE 2: Do you know about calls

that your father received?
DAUGHTER: If several times I found it concerned only managed to tell
me it was nothing, it was just a problem with people from your past that
was not to worry

Defense attorney ADVOCATE 2: What was at home with

his father a few minutes before the fire starts as the applicant
maintains?
DAUGHTER: I was never ever in the house that day, as I explained, the day
before I left the house and went to the beach, I found out hours after the
accident occurred, also I knew my car was not, after two days I found parked
outside the apartment where I stayed, minutes after detectives searched him
and found the murder weapon, but did not know it was there. (Stands up) I did
not kill my father I loved him!
JUDGE: order in the room (using his gavel)

Defense attorney ADVOCATE 2: that's all his lordship

JUDGE: While having heard the final arguments of the parties shall discuss the
jury verdict
FATHER: wait !, this can not continue ... she is innocent, I'm alive
JUDGE: Who are you?
FATHER: (surprised) who else, I am your father (draws the daughter)

Defense attorney ADVOCATE 2: Sir, how you survived?

FATHER: Long story, it all started that day, I went out as usual to work
in the way I met a girl next to a requesting help in street person then
get off and take it to my house, Mr. apparently had had a seizure or

something, then she went looking for help, I went to get some clothes
for the subject ... started to smell gas, by lowering the guy was killed
by a blow, I heard a noise outside someone launched by the window a
flare, I could run in and out of the house by the back door just before
the start of the fire, in the distance I saw my daughter's car with the
woman inside, so I followed her and was looking so far.

Defense attorney ADVOCATE 2:

so, did you not

find the

woman?
FATHER: not when I returned to the city I found out all this and came
here today to clarify any

Defense attorney ADVOCATE 2: and that's the whole story

FATHER: so, that's the truth of what happened
Detective: these safe, that's the truth
FATHER: If detective, that's the truth ..
DAUGHTER: papa (runs and hugs his father) -Pause - y those calls
you received?
FATHER: were just problems at work do not matter, you're safe, go
home then we'll talk
------ comes out DAUGHTER ---THE STEP-MOTHER: (approaching her husband) are a fool
FATHER: it is quiet then talk
JUDGE: well, for the situation occurred, the process is canceled until
further notice.
------ leave every room unless the parent and the detective ---Detective: Cute very emotional story, the funny esque never any trace
of the flare that mentions or indications of broken windows found
FATHER: I may not investigated well
Detective: could be, another thing is the mysterious woman who
happened to be much like her daughter, knows the characteristics of
the incident matches one years what happened elsewhere, but you
know nothing, really
FATHER: No, and if you'll excuse me I have to go now, but good luck
with your research
Detective: Do not worry, in the end I catch you, that's for sure,
because ... I know who you are

FATHER: (laughs) is sure, other detectives tried for years but could
not, why this so sure she made it?
Detective: because I know you did, and I know ... that's what you're
hiding "Jack"
FATHER: (laughs) So ... good luck detective (you leave the room)