Overview
- The Supreme Court upheld 11 years and 11 months for a mother who prostituted her underage daughter and 10 years for the buyer, identified as Jose R. B.
- The court found the sexual contacts began when the girl was 13 and continued over years, with payments reaching €6,000 and additional signed receipts corroborating deliveries of cash.
- Judges cited the minor’s videorecorded statements, witness accounts, and objective corroborations in rejecting appeals, noting that reluctance or delay in reporting does not erase credibility.
- The mother also faces 10 years of supervised release and an 18‑year no‑contact order with her daughter, as confirmed from the prior regional ruling now made final.
- The Madrid High Court separately ratified a seven‑year sentence for a supervisor who assaulted a subordinate, adding seven and a half years of supervised release and a nine‑year no‑contact ban after finding he exploited his workplace power and her economic hardship.