Overview
- The Audiencia Provincial de Alicante imposed five years and eleven months in prison for the October 2024 stabbing inside the victim's car after the children were taken to school.
- Judges applied aggravating factors of gender-based discrimination and kinship and noted an attenuating factor for a prior €1,100 deposit toward reparations.
- The sentence includes a 500‑meter restraining order for 15 years, seven years of supervised liberty, and removal of parental authority over the two children.
- The ruling states the prison term may be commuted to expulsion from Spain after half the sentence is served, consistent with provisions for non‑nationals.
- The victim escaped and a Policía Nacional officer intervened; the defendant claimed a psychological breakdown and denied intent to kill, and the verdict can be appealed to the regional high court.