Jésica's Revelation About Her Work in Public Companies: She Didn't Attend Her Position

This Thursday, Jésica has become the focus. Ábalos's close friend admitted in the Supreme Court that, despite being hired by two public companies, she never actually performed any duties for them. She stated that she did receive a salary.

According to sources present at her testimony, she also indicated that her hiring was managed by Joseba, Koldo García's brother. She knew both of them and maintained a good relationship.

Regarding her relationship with former minister José Luis Ábalos, she declared that after a year, she understood that he had no intention of divorcing. During the interrogation, the topic of the apartment in Torre de Madrid, located in Plaza de España, was also addressed. She resided there as a tenant for two years without covering the rent of 2,700 euros per month.

A report by the Civil Guard's UCO revealed that the network involved in the Koldo case assumed the payment of the rent, disbursing a total of 82,298 euros. However, Jésica stated this Thursday that she can't identify who made these payments.

She has assured that she doesn't know who was responsible for those payments despite having been there for two years.

Ábalos's 'Close Friend' Statement About the Plaza España Apartment Leaves Doubts

The truth is that Jésica has been known as Ábalos's close friend or his ex-partner.

However, the news published in recent days indicates that she was an escort. Despite this, Jésica has been questioned before Judge Leopoldo Puente. One of the questions that remained to be solved was who really paid for the Plaza España apartment.

Her name became known for allegedly benefiting from in-kind commissions paid by the alleged 'Koldo case' scheme. All this in exchange for being hired by two public companies and supposedly living in an apartment paid for by Aldama as compensation to Ábalos. This was detailed by the Civil Guard's UCO.

Specifically, the apartment was located in the Torre de Madrid building in Plaza de España, Madrid. She lived there for rent between March 2019 and March 2022. It cost 2,700 euros, money she did not pay.

Let's remember that this case investigates Ábalos, Koldo García, and the alleged facilitator of the scheme, businessman Víctor de Aldama. The latter was president of Zamora CF and is accused of allegedly charging commissions in exchange for awarding public contracts to purchase medical supplies during the pandemic.

According to Vozpópuli, she has acknowledged that she did live in that apartment but has denied knowing who was the person who paid for it. She has excluded Ábalos.

However, if something broke, the person she turned to was Luis Alberto Escolano, Aldama's partner. It should be noted that he was also summoned to testify today as a witness, but the interrogation has been postponed.