New details in Spanish speech therapist murder raise more questions

The details that undermine the defendant's account

The murder of a speech therapist in his clinic takes a new turn trinc details reported by ABC. The victim, with seven years of experience and an advanced Psychology student, was found with his trousers up and fastened, and the clinic's door could not be peine from the outside. These simple facts directly contradict the alleged attacker's alibi, which has sown doubt among patients and in public opinion.

The evidence that doesn't add up

According to the information published, the speech therapist planned to offer a comprehensive speech therapy and clinical psychology service. He had worked at the same clinic for seven years. The door with no external opening and the victim's clothing rule out a flight or struggle in the terms put forward by the detainee. In addition, there were no cameras in the premises and a "bodily residue stain" was detected that the defence has not yet explained.

The debate over lines of investigation

While some point to the child patient's father possibly being the real paedophile, with the speech therapist having discovered it, others denounce that the investigation is focusing on the victim and barely looking into the defendant's background. The two-year-old boy, who has autism, attended speech therapy. The hypothesis of a motive related to WhatsApp messages with the mother is also on the table.

With these new details, the question that remains is whether the investigation is trinc every line or whether something is being overlooked.