The early hours of last Friday, August 25, became a true nightmare for María del Monte and her wife, Inmaculada Casal. The couple slept peacefully in their home located in the Seville town of Gines, when suddenly a noise woke them up and they were surprised by a group of hooded men.
The journalist and the singer are still in a state of shock after having suffered this serious incident and, as they have revealed, the assailants forced them to hand over all their valuables. "I don't wish this situation on anyone," confessed María del Monte. For her part, Inmaculada Casal declared that since the event they have not been able to sleep and that they would never have thought that this could have happened to them. ''We neither live in a luxury urbanization nor do we earn millionaire figures. We are not artists or soccer players who earn a few bucks," said Casal.
Days after the terrible assault, the journalist Nacho Abad has revealed new chilling data on the event in El Debate, which further reveal the moments of tension that the couple went through during the early morning. As revealed by the journalist in the aforementioned digital newspaper, there were five hooded men who entered the house with their faces covered with a ski mask.
The assailants scaled the fence at the rear of the farm, using a wooden pallet. When they got to the front door, the burglars broke in the front door without much trouble and managed to get inside the house.
The five hooded men were unaware that the house they were entering belonged to María del Monte. But when they recognized the singer, they began to use extreme verbal violence and even gagged, tied up, and threatened to kill the singer. And it is that the objective of the assailants was to find out the password of the safe and until the singer did not tell them the code, they did not stop threatening physical harm to the couple.
After completely emptying the safe, the five thieves left the house through the same place they entered, but not before getting rid of the tenants' mobile phones and the keys to the couple's house so that the residents could not ask for help. before getting away.
