Elisa Mouliaá's Father Speaks About Errejón's Alleged Assault: 'It Wasn't Her'

The Case of the Alleged Sexual Assault Involving Íñigo Errejón Continues Its Judicial Course. This Friday, the father of actress Elisa Mouliaá testified before the judge investigating the matter.

According to his account, on the night of the events, when speaking with his daughter to inform her about her granddaughter's illness, he noticed something strange in her behavior. The actress, according to her father, was "absent" during the call.

Mouliaá's father explained that upon arriving home, he noticed that his daughter's behavior was not usual. According to his testimony, the actress "wasn't herself" and seemed visibly upset, which made him suspect that something serious had happened. These details were provided in the witness's appearance, who was one of the four witnesses heard by the head of the Investigative Court number 47 of Madrid.

Besides the actress's father, her brother Rafael Mouliaá was also called to testify, as well as an attendee of the party where the alleged assault occurred. Additionally, a friend of Mouliaá. These testimonies, along with other evidence, are key to the progress of the judicial process.

The judge handling the case, Adolfo Carretero, has ordered the delivery of the mobile phones of both the complainant and the investigated. But so far, neither has complied with this order.

According to legal sources, they still have time to do so, although this step is considered essential to clarify the facts. The mobile devices could contain crucial evidence that helps determine whether or not there was an assault.

This delay in the delivery of the phones has caused some concern. Since the data stored on the devices could provide key clues about what happened that night. The investigation continues, and the deadline for delivering the phones could mark a decisive point in the case.

The case has caused significant media attention, not only because of the relevance of those involved but also because of the implications that such situations have in the political sphere. The figure of Íñigo Errejón, one of Spain's main political leaders, has been put under scrutiny as a result of the accusations. The resolution of the case could have repercussions both on his career and on public trust in him.

The progress of the instruction will depend on the statements of the witnesses and the evidence that can be obtained from the mobile phones. As well as other elements that may arise in the coming weeks. For now, the case remains under the supervision of the court, which will seek to determine if there is sufficient evidence to continue with the judicial process.

This is a case that could mark a turning point in the public perception of the behavior of political figures and the handling of serious accusations.