Dolores Vázquez Mosquera spent 519 days behind bars, accused of the murder of Rocío Wanninkhof. A quarter of a century later, and without being compensated by one of the greatest judicial errors From the history of this country, its people have recognized it. In an auditorium to over the one that became the most marked woman in Spain Because of the crime of the young woman of Mijas, she showed that the resentment is not part of her vocabulary, and that her life after the detention of the true author of Rocío’s death is full. “I am a happy woman,” Dolores directed an auditorium whom he showed his friendliest and most grateful face.
After collecting the award in the hands of the mayor of Betanzos, the Coruña City Council where it has reside for seven years, The Galician admitted that she needed this forgiveness. And it was even further, in an absolute exercise of sincerity. “I need the central government for forgiveness,” he opened, and then insist that “that forgiveness of the central government has to arrive, if not other things (…) I have lacked that other areas of Spain recognize that error. I’ve always been open and I don’t have grudge Because that is something that bitter one inside. I have learned it over time, ”he said.
Very excited about the support demonstrated by the neighbors, Vázquez recalled that once he was free of suspicions he moved to live to the United Kingdom to put land in the hell he had lived during the 17 months he was imprisoned. After that period he returned to Spain, but He realized that the case was not forgotten, “so he sought refuge In this small Coruña municipality. There, he confessed, he went out every morning to drink coffee “alone” and “to a different cafeteria.” He wanted, he confessed, seeing people’s reactions and what his presence aroused in them. And what he found was company and understanding. “There was no day that someone did not approach me to ask me how I was and accompany me,” he said.
Happy among his, Vázquez also spoke of the documentary he starred a few years ago. A scenario in which he felt “uncomfortable”, but that he accepted because “he felt he owed him to mine.” Now, oblivious to the cameras, he lives a day to day, although with margin to receive forgiveness from those who owe it the most.
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