Olivia’s father tells his daughter a month after the murder: “You gave me the honor of being your father”

“My daughter has been taken from me and I hope this woman never leaves jail again in her life,” says the man from Segovia, who awaits a statement from the accused’s brother, who was also released that same Monday. Notifying police that the woman did not answer her calls, which led to the girl’s body being found in the bed of her mother’s home in El Llano on Sunday night the 30th. although it explains emotionally worse than a month agoOlivia’s father recaps his little girl’s 48 hours last weekend, starting with the news that the court had given custody of her, and ending with a dawn visit to the Segovia National Police station, where they confirmed the outcome.

Friday, October 28. The bridge kicks off for All Saints Day. García goes to Gijón for the holidays to pick up his daughter and take her back to her town. “Before I came I already had problems because he understood the sentence as it seemed to him and it wasn’t my turn because I was already with him last weekend. But it was just because he brought it to Gijón.” ‘, alternate weekends and long weekends corresponded to me,’ he says.‘Are you sitting?’ she asked. I was scared at first but he told me ‘they gave us custody’. We had been fighting for five years.“.

A video before saying goodbye

But García, custody”rooting“From the little girl in Segovia, but for showing that her mother with her lawyer had moved to Gijón and she had requested a job offer that didn’t exist. “It was due to his relationship with a brother’s company, but not working was his excuse to break us up. We’ve shown that this contract doesn’t exist,” he explains. So García went to the little girl’s school, Corazón de María, to talk to the management and report the change. “I explained to them technically: Actually, that bridge already belonged to the mother, so she was there for a while in class with the girl. we waited. I took him to Segovia because no one came to pick him up,” he summarizes. On the same day, Codema and the Claretian school in Segovia negotiated with Claret. Transfer of the girl’s file so that he could continue his education on November 2nd.

Already in Segovia, García began arranging with his current wife how they would be organized from then on. “She has a daughter from a previous relationship and we have a very good relationship with her father, which is normal. The girls get along very well,” she explains. It was his wife who told him the idea of ​​”doing things right” Saturday morning and offered Noemí Martínez to spend the rest of the bridge with the girl. “Since we weren’t talking to each other, I put him on WhatsApp and he told me he’d be in La Lastrilla (a town in Segovia) to pick him up at half past five”, tells. Olivia’s suitcase was still largely intact, so there was little to do. “We came to the portal where we met Anne 20 meters away and said goodbye to Oli. I said I would call her the next day and that she was having a good time with her cousins ​​on the El. Espinar (another town in Segovia). Because at that point on the bridge, that lady took Oli with her cousins. I had firmly agreed that he would take her to Gijón town and never go back to Gijón. Bring her back to me on Tuesday. That day, as I sadly always do, I recorded a video to prove that I was giving my daughter the right treatment. What I didn’t know was that I would never see her again, “she laments.

It comes on Sunday. García and his wife have dinner with the little girl’s close friends, her sister and nieces, and decide to call her and say hello. Nobody answers. “I tried it more: at five, at six, at seven. I thought about how bad the detention had been for her. I didn’t talk to my daughter, I didn’t pay much attention to her,” she admits. Around 10 pm, the first warning call was: “A phone number with the prefix 985. National Police of Asturias. They asked me when I last saw Noemí, and I said at half past five on Saturday. I was scared but they told me it was a routine call and they would call later. But I could not sleep anymore.” I did not understand anything. They told me ‘Olivia passed away’. His mother killed him.’ This is where my hell started,” she says.

“I love you pirate”

“A month ago today we said to each other very soon, it’s been a steady month, your heart has been steady a month, and with it the heart of mine and each of us who love you.” Thus begins a letter that García wrote himself and dedicates to his daughter as a tribute to the first month since his death. A letter that he wants to spread on social networks, “thank you for your great support” Taken in Gijón. “You have given me the tremendous honor of being your father,” he tells the girl: “I break into a thousand pieces every time I remember that your only sin was to love us without more. Someone who only knew how to hate chose us over us.” And reminds him:I promised to do you justice, and your father always does.“I love you pirate,” he says goodbye.