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.

A jury has unanimously found a woman guilty of murder after she broke into the home of a vulnerable elderly man in 2023 in Les Països, Ibiza. The man was the father of her former partner and died of asphyxiation after the woman set fire to the house in the early hours of the morning with him inside. The jury members, who deliberated since last Tuesday, unanimously concluded that there was sufficient evidence to convict the suspect of murder and arson. The events date back to the early morning of August 3, 2023, when the house where an elderly couple was sleeping caught fire. The woman—a nonagenarian with Alzheimer's—and her caregiver were able to escape, but the man, who was completely incapacitated, died of asphyxiation in his bed. The prosecution is seeking a life sentence with the possibility of parole for the woman, the ex-partner of the victim's son, alleging a financial motive. The defense requested her acquittal, arguing that the accusation stems solely from the suspicions of one of the victim's daughters. The accused testified last and denied all the accusations against her. She did acknowledge, however, that she left her home at 1:05 a.m. that night, as shown by the security cameras, but categorically denied going to the victim's residence. Intoxication

According to the jury's findings, the victim was unable to leave her room or get out of bed. She suffered second-degree burns over most of her body and died from carbon monoxide poisoning caused by inhaling smoke from the fire. The nine members of the jury also unanimously found that the woman had keys to the burned house and was familiar with its layout and routines. The jury supported its verdict with evidence from security cameras that captured the woman's movements, which she partially denied, as well as with the conclusions of the police and fire department investigations. Regarding the woman's statement, they considered it contradictory concerning her use of a veil to cover her face, since she said she wore it out of fear of a former partner, although she was only seen wearing it in the footage that captured her leaving her home. The jury also noted contradictions between the route he admitted and claimed to have taken and what the security cameras in the area captured. Life imprisonment with the possibility of parole

The jury, on the other hand, considered, by six votes to three, that the defendant suffered at the time of the events from a disorder which, while affecting her understanding of the facts, did not completely negate it. With two votes in favor and seven against, the jury opposes a pardon, and by five votes in favor and four against, they oppose considering the possibility of suspending the sentence. The prosecutor and the private prosecution have maintained their request for life imprisonment with review, while the defense has already announced that it will file an appeal.

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The director of IBDona, Cati Salom, revealed this Monday that Anti-abuse bracelets have also been reported in the Balearic Islands., although she stated that she does not have specific data on the number of incidents. Speaking to the media after presenting a campaign with Pimem to promote the hiring of women victims of gender-based violence through the SOIB (National Police Service), Salom revealed that she learned about the errors in the police forces in the Archipelago through the Unified Police Union (SUP).

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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.

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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.

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Former ETA leader Mikel Albisu Iriarte, known as Mikel Antza, has asked the judge to postpone his statement in the case investigating the murder of San Sebastián councilor Gregorio Ordóñez, a member of the People's Party (PP) party, 30 years ago, because he "is on vacation in Mallorca."

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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.

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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.

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