The Rocho clan recognizes that the PSOE sewers asked to do "physical harm" to Judge Biedma

The UCO that investigates the attempted extortion of the judge in the 'hermanísimo' case, Beatriz Biedma, by the PSOE sewer, has confirmed in an extensive report that the group created for this purpose by Leire Díez tried not only to end the judicial investigation of the brother of the President of the Government but also with Judge Beatriz Biedma herself through the two main drug trafficking groups that operate in the city of Badajoz.

Thus, in a 32-page document sent to the National Court that investigates the actions of the sewer, the Civil Guard agents - who were in Extremadura two weeks ago interviewing the leaders of the clan and some of their lawyers - certify the conversations that were held in 2014 and 2015 to end Biedma. The leader of the Rocho clan herself - Cintia Rocho - who had her husband and father murdered within seven months - confirms that former judge Sáenz de Tejada contacted her - in conversations first on social networks and then through up to three phone calls - in which he indicated that the magistrate "was a pain in the ass and that she had to be eliminated," according to Cintia herself. She added to the agents during her statement that this conversation caught her a lot of attention since the former judge expelled from his professional career even told her regarding Biedma that "the donkey learns through beatings."

According to the above, the leader of the Badajoz clan - who refused to follow the plan laid out by the sewer against Biedma. confirmed that these demonstrations would be located "in the scope of an action of a physical nature, evidencing, always according to their story, the intention to cause physical harm to Judge Beatriz Biedma," warns the UCO report. The former judge's contact with the clan leader occurred on September 6, 2024; November 11 of that year and February 14, 2025, that is, during the entire investigation phase of the case. The clan also contacted another of the best-known drug traffickers, 'El Gitano', through his lawyer, since he was in prison.

FOLLOW-UP TO THE JUDGE

The report also confirms the follow-ups produced to the judge that were carried out by "individuals close to Sáenz de Tejada, who served as informants", from whom he would obtain information by providing free assistance as a lawyer to these informants. Several of these people would be part of the Facebook channel 'Club de Debates Urbanos de Badajoz', and three specific people are cited.