Marta Calvo's mother says, "I wanted to die but I had to do my best to my daughter."

>. Marta was dismembered by the accused. Marisol called out to the Jury, "Gentlemen! It is very difficult for a mother, to have to hear she was found dead, and dismembered."

"They had to search for it in containers, as they claim they threw it there as garbage!" It has exploded. After hearing the desperate mother's statements, the Tirant lo Blanch II Room of the City of Justice was shaken. There were many sighs and exclamations among the crowd. "All that I want is justice and the return of my daughter's corpse so that I can grieve. She is taking my daughter away and stealing my grief. This is a slow death of a mother. Please, my daughter. Please. Please, I need it."

She stated that she was accompanied by her psychologist. She has not asked for a screen to be placed between Jorge Ignacio and her. She had stated in previous interviews that she would like to gaze at him in the eyes. He hasn’t been able hold her gaze.

He has always stressed that he does not seek revenge but that he wants justice for his daughter as well as all those who were hurt by Jorge Ignacio. This is what keeps you going. "I wanted to be dead, but I felt I had to give him justice."

Marisol is normally very meticulous about her appearance. However, Marisol was happy to have all her makeup smudged by crying. Marta had sent the location to Marisol, and she was the one who found Jorge Ignacio. She was not afraid to visit her house in Manuel to find her. I was assured by this gentleman that he didn't know Marta. He replied with all the serenity that I could wish for. He did not look at me in the eyes, but he looked at the older man who had accompanied me to testify. She said, pointing at him.

He went to Marta's house the first time. It was a difficult experience. "The national police reluctantly placed it on me. She said that she would be in Palma de Mallorca, Ibiza, and that she would return home with twenty thousand euros>>.

One of the most difficult experiences was that phone call from Civil Guard, which later told him that they had referred his case to Valencia's Homicide department. "I was crazy." "I knew that something was wrong with my daughter. She didn't disappear. We spoke constantly."

Marisol and Marta had decided to open "Ponte Guapa" a beauty salon on the morning of Marta's disappearance. "I believed she fell asleep. I went to work, had an anxiety attack, and had to return home." Marisol made her statement and has remained in the same room as before to allow her to follow the trial closely, just like she had always wanted.