Nacho Jacob, the Count of Pozos Dulces, faced arrest following an investigation that brought extraordinary attention to a case linking him to serious allegations. He was detained after proceedings at the Guards Court and remained in custody until his release occurred this Friday.
The head of Murcia’s No. 7 Investigation Court, who also oversaw the initial detainment decision, opted to grant release at the request of the prosecutor, setting a bail of 40,000 euros. The bail amount was communicated during a car-side briefing accessed by La Opinion. He is required to surrender his passport and report to court every two weeks.
In addition, a ban on entry to Murcia’s jurisdiction was imposed, reflecting considerations that the individual reportedly traveled to engage in activities involving minors under the age of 16, with the registered address located in the Madrid province.
The Madrid-based aristocrat, who retained a well-known attorney, Raul Pardo-Geijo, was charged with two counts of child abuse and two counts of prostitution as part of ongoing investigations. Authorities have not ruled out the possibility of additional victims; the case remains under a protective summary, and details are kept confidential as the investigation continues.
Close sources indicate the suspect possesses 40,000 euros in bail after the defense initially requested 10,000; the judge ultimately raised the amount. The plan described by defense and court records suggests he may relocate to Madrid, where his residence is located. It was noted that prior incidents of theft had occurred, and the suspect had been incarcerated at the time.
National Police researchers reported that the man, listed as 51 by some sources and 42 by his resume, was involved in a recorded statement in which he claimed the presence of a 16-year-old boy in Murcia. Police sources associated with the Family and Women’s Care Unit (UFAM) noted these details as part of ongoing proceedings, with claims of documenting statements intended to address potential police encounters.
An incident was described in which an individual was stopped in a hotel parking area in the Murcia capital. In that account, a young boy was involved in a situation where the alleged misconduct was being pursued; the boy reportedly did not consent to any sexual activity, and the events reportedly occurred in a hotel room following an elevator encounter.
Investigators noted that the suspect’s wealth and social position were suspected to be used to influence outcomes or gain access to opportunities. The individual’s public relations and communications career, along with aristocratic status, were cited as factors in the investigation.
Aristocracy and public perception
Ignacio de Jacob y Gómez is identified as the current Count of Pozos Dulces, a title tied to dynastic affairs described on his official platform. He presents himself as an image and public relations consultant across social networks and frequently shares photographs with celebrities.
The individual is portrayed as maintaining close ties with notable figures across the political, cultural, and social spheres. Reported connections include international figures in fashion and entertainment, and the profile emphasizes a network that spans both national and global levels.
Public-facing materials depict the person in elegant attire within luxurious environments. The CV presented by the subject highlights roles such as founder and director of various awards and initiatives, including well-recognized fashion honors and institutes that promote excellence across professional fields. These ventures are described as spanning the early 2000s and continuing to today, with the subject cited as a leading figure in the Spanish events and communications sector.
The narrative notes the establishment of Jacob Fitzgerald Events and Communications, a company positioned as a prominent player in the sector, reinforcing a public image built around prestige and a high-profile professional presence.