Judge Biedma asks the National Court to charge the former judge who threatened her by order of the PSOE 'sewers'

Judge Beatriz Biedma has presented a brief before the Court of Instruction number 5 of the National Court that is investigating the PSOE sewers to take a statement as a defendant from the former judge who threatened her. The magistrate who investigated the case of Pedro Sánchez's brother argues that the statement of Luis José Sáenz de Tejada "is nuclear to clarify his role, his contacts, the purpose of his actions and his participation in the alleged criminal organization."

Biedma recalls that Leire Díez, known as the socialist plumber, "recruited her" and that, therefore, Sáenz de Tejada dedicated himself to acting directly against her "in a sustained manner, reproducing the objectives set" by the plot linked to the socialists "and the handwritten notes intercepted."

Judge Biedma adds that "the seriousness of the proposals for acts of physical violence to be committed, including the statement that 'it had to be eliminated', requires his declaration as an investigator, as it demonstrates a desire for harm that transcends any procedural action and is fully integrated into the criminal operation described by the UCO (Central Operational Unit) of the Civil Guard."

She also requests that Cintia Rocho, a member of the drug trafficking clan to whom the plot allegedly resorted to intimidate her, or businessman Joaquín Parra, also involved in these operations, testify as witnesses. Thus, Biedma considers it "essential to clarify relevant points" such as the "coordination of the group" that intended to act against her through "the use of false profiles, monitoring or proposals of physical violence."