
The accused for the death of the architect in Baqueira must pay 80,000 euros to avoid jail
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The architect Josep Juanpere died in Baqueira on December 26. The case is under confidentiality.
The judge of the court of first instance of Vielha (Lleida) has agreed this Friday to avoidable provisional imprisonment with bail of 80,000 euros for the wife of the architect Josep Juanpere accused of his death, which took place in Baqueira (Lleida) on December 26.
This is highlighted in a statement by the Superior Court of Justice of Catalonia (TSJC), which states that the case is open for the crime of homicide.
The Criminal Investigation Division (DIC) of the Mossos d'Esquadra has been in charge of the investigation and the case is under confidentiality.

The judge of the Vielha trial court has agreed to provisional arrest with bail of 80,000 euros for the partner of the architect Josep Juanpere, accused of his death that occurred on December 26 in Baqueira. The case is open for homicide and is under secrecy following the investigation by the Mossos d'Esquadra.

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