An Indonesian court sentenced a man to 18 years in prison on Wednesday. the two men accused of killing Matilde Muñoz from Mallorca in his hotel room on the tourist island of Lombok (Indonesia) last July.

A worker at the hotel in Lombok (Indonesia) where Matilde Muñoz from Mallorca was murdered on July 2nd said this Wednesday in the second session of the trial, held on the tourist island of the Asian archipelago, that the workers did not see or notice anything "suspicious".

Indonesian prosecutors on Wednesday accused the two suspects in the murder of María Matilde Muñoz Cazorla, the 72-year-old Spanish woman found dead on the island of Lombok, of planning a robbery and the subsequent murder as revenge due to an alleged misunderstanding with the tourist.

The investigation into the death of Mallorcan Matilde Muñoz in Indonesia continues to uncover new information about the crime. The latest information to emerge is that Muñoz's killers moved her body up to four times before she was discovered on the beach.

The case of Matilde Muñoz, who disappeared for two months on the Indonesian island of Lombok and was found dead last Saturday, remains under investigation. While an autopsy is pending this week, for now there is no evidence. two men arrested for her murder.

The latest investigations have revealed that the lifeless body of Matilde MuñozThe Mallorcan woman murdered in Indonesia spent four days in a room the hotel used as a warehouse until her killers moved her to a beach in the tourist area of Senggigi, half a kilometer from her hotel, where she was discovered. Despite having reported this progress in the investigation, police authorities warn that the autopsy may still reveal new details.

Matilde Muñoz, who according to Indonesian police was murdered in Lombok, is remembered on the island as "a very warm woman," "smiling," and "kind." She was surprisingly physically fit at 72 years old, according to an employee of the motorcycle shop in Senggigi (West Lombok), where Muñoz, a resident of Palma, used to rent a motorcycle to travel around the island, a neighbor of Bali but less developed than the tourist enclave. "Sometimes I would teach her Indonesian; she always came alone to rent the motorcycle," the man added.

The investigation into the case of Matilde Muñoz, whose murder is being held against two men linked to the hotel where she was staying in Lombok, "continues," Indonesian police said Monday, while the hotel has sought to distance itself from any involvement.

Police on the Indonesian island of Lombok have found the lifeless body of Matilde Muñoz, a 72-year-old resident of Palma. missing for two months, according to Efe. Police officer Putu Kardiyanto, from the Batulayar police station (West Lombok), has indicated that the case "will become a criminal search," without giving further details. Two people were arrested as the perpetrators of Muñoz's murder.

Maria Matilde's family, Tomorrow, Muñoz Cazorla, the 72-year-old Mallorca resident who disappeared on the island of Lombok (Indonesia) since July 2, considers it to be "a textbook crime" and calls on the Asian country's police and Interpol to intensify the investigation and take statements from the employees of the hotel where she was staying. Mati, born in Galicia, stopped responding to messages from her friends and relatives and stopped attending to her social media accounts almost two months ago. She was last seen near the Bumi Aditya hotel, on Senggigi beach, where she had paid for 20 nights in advance, as Ignacio Vilariño, nephew and family representative, explained to Europa Press.

The agency that helped process the Indonesian visa for Matilde Muñoz Cazorla (72 years old), who disappeared on the island of Lombok a month and a half ago, confirmed this Saturday that she "has not left" the country and that her residence permit in the archipelago "remains active."

Indonesian police are investigating the disappearance of 72-year-old María Matilde Muñoz Cazorla on Lombok, an island she arrived on in June and where she has not been seen since July, with no record of her leaving the country.