The family of the host Raquel Sánchez Silva’s wife, Mario Biondo, is not giving up on attempts to investigate the death of the Italian cameraman of the program ‘Masterchef’ by a Spanish judge. His body was found hanging in the living room of his home in Madrid on May 30, 2013. The case has come to Provincial Court from Madrid Santina d’Alessandro, the law firm that represents Biondo’s mother, a few days ago after she filed an appeal against the court’s refusal to restart the process.
The war between the cameraman’s widow, Raquel Sánchez, and the Biondo family has intensified after the final premiere of the documentary series ‘Las últimas horas de Mario Bionedo’, which aired on Netflix on 3 August, in which the long process is examined. . Spanish judiciary closed the case on September 11, 2013 Biondo’s death was considered a suicide (currently scheduled to reopen), but on 11 December of the same year, the victim’s parents managed to persuade Italy to investigate the incident.
Palermo judge is backhowever, he decided to shelve the matter, even though it left the shadow of doubt open. “Elements extracted from the Public Ministry file show that Mario Biondo was killed by unknown hands and then placed in a position that could simulate suicide,” Judge Nicola Aiello wrote. Of course, due to the impossibility of continuing the investigation, a lawsuit was filed. WITHNow the case is in the hands of the Spanish justice, who must decide whether to continue the investigations.
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The Italian cameraman’s family is ready to go all the way because, according to them, the cause of death remains unclear and they suspect it was a suicide. Sources close to the family assured EL PERIÓDICO that Biondo’s family had invested around 3,000 euros in this step; these funds were to be used for the natural expenses of the judicial procedure, such as attorney’s fees or administrative procedures. In this amount, Vosseler charges not included lawyers, Barcelona law firm that handled the case in Spain for charitable purposes. So without charging.
it was a few days ago Raquel Sanchez Silva He broke his silence by making a statement. “Absolutely distracting” from the documentary series. Vosseler Abogados, the legal representative of the Biondo family in Spain, later announced that this company “will no longer feed the animals”. circus created around him, against the will of the family death By Mario Biondo”. On the ground is now the Madrid Court.