The trial is expected to conclude today in the Provincial Court of Ciudad Real against a woman accused of fraud for stealing a total of 181,364.37 euro from her 94-year-old aunt, who suffered from Alzheimer’s, with the prosecution maintaining the request of 5 years in prison for the accused.
According to the prosecutor’s brief, between August 2015 and September 2018, the accused “with the intention of illicit enrichment, taking advantage of the aunt’s advanced age, as well as her precarious state of health”, made a series of movements in three accounts, owned by her aunt, worth 93,656.37 euro, 73,708.35 euro and 14,000 euros respectively.
The victim of the scam died on September 14, 2018, leaving her 17 niblings, including the accused, as universal heirs in equal parts.
Along with the five years in prison, the prosecution requests special disqualification from the right to passive suffrage during the time of the sentence, a fine of 11 to 12 euro per day, as well as the payment of compensation to the heirs of the entire amount of 181,364.37 euro.
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