The man accused of the fatal sexual park attack insists that it was consensual
The trial of the man accused of a fatal sexual attack has commenced in the Court of Seville which occurred in the well known María Luisa Park. Francisco Morillo, 46, says that sex was consensual, whereas the Public Prosecutor's Office and private prosecution maintain that he took advantage of the fact that the victim had taken medication to carry out the brutal violation that resulted in the loss of her life. The Prosecution Service ordered the accused to serve prison without parole reviewable in the future.
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Francisco Morillo Suárez, the man imprisoned as the suspected perpetrator of the crime carried out in February 2016 against a young woman who had taken medication to end her own life in María Luisa park in Seville, insisted on Monday, during the first day of his trial in the Provincial Court of Seville, that sexual intercourse with the victim was consensual, and that once concluded, he went home because "he was not scared " and "had not done anything bad".
The defendant stated that that afternoon he consumed cocaine, "four or five beers" and several rum mixers, whilst heading towards María Luisa park, where he arrived around nine at night. There, he met the victim ¿by chance¿, who was found sitting on a bench and seemed quite "cheerful", which was attributed to the fact that she had consumed alcohol. According to his statement, they struck up a conversation and had sexual intercourse for about 15 minutes. The head of the Police Murder Squad described the injuries as "brutal" and says that the victim was "totally helpless".
