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The fifth trial against Nelson David Moreno has been suspended by agreement of the parties

Nelson David Moreno has been sentenced by the Bizkaia High Court to 18 years and 9 months in prison for the murder of a man in Bilbao in 2021  and for the fraud of .

 

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Stock image of a trial of Nelson David Moreno. Photo: EFE

The Provincial High Court of Bizkaia has sentenced Nelson David Morenoto 18 years, nine months and one day in prison for the murder and fraud of a man in Bilbao in July 2021. The trial was scheduled to begin next Monday, but was suspended after the parties concluded an agreement today. 

The verdict , which is final, was handed down by the judge at a hearing held behind closed doors this Friday, in which the private prosecution, the popular prosecution, the defence and the Public Prosecutor's Office have agreed to the agreement, which the accused has agreed to.

According to the ruling, after the murder, the defendant took several bank cards from the victim and used them for various purchases, including a mobile phone and a watch.

Fifth punishment

Nelson David Moreno has been in prison since 2022, serving 59 years for the murder of two other men and an attempted murder.

On the one hand, he was sentenced by the Bizkaia Provincial High Court to 25 years' imprisonment for the murder of one man in 2021 and attempted murder of another, and in August last year he was sentenced to 24 years' imprisonment for the murder of another man.

On the other hand,  was also sentenced to two more years in prison for various transactions involving the credit card of a deceased man who, in addition to taking money, made purchases of up to 6,300 euros with his card. 

This man was found dead in his home, but in the absence of evidence of violence, a court in Bilbao decided to dismiss the case, and the Constitutional Court subsequently ordered the investigation to be reopened.

 

 

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