The tragic death of Álvaro Prieto has shocked all of Spain, which hoped that the 18-year-old young man from Córdoba would be found alive after his disappearance. The body appeared last Monday between two cars of a train after the discovery of a TVE team and, while the investigation into what happened continues, it has already been clarified that he died of electrocution.
Álvaro disappeared on the night of October 11 to 12 and in recent days all kinds of hypotheses have circulated about what happened until the last time he was seen alive, on the morning of the same day the 12th at the Santa Justa station in Seville. . Among them was the possibility that the young man fled from a group of people upon meeting a girl with a boyfriend, something she herself categorically denied.
The young woman, named Cristina, released a statement on her social profiles to confirm that she met Álvaro at the party and assure that "beyond that, everything that is being said" about her "is a lie." "I do not have nor have I ever had a partner; no one around me was angry about what happened that night, basically no one around me knew him," she stated, asking not to speculate about "things that are not true."
This Wednesday, the Telecinco program TardeAR spoke exclusively with the young woman, who expanded her justification and had new words about what she knew about Álvaro Prieto. Ana Rosa Quintana, host of the program, began by saying that this "uncertain information could have hurt some people" and made it clear that her program "did not give any of that information."
The party that both Álvaro and Cristina attended took place at the Theater in Seville nightclub. "No one knew that I had been with Álvaro," the girl begins, recounting how the young man's sudden departure from the premises occurred. "He looks at his cell phone and says 'damn, I have to go', and he went to Santa Justa," she said.
Cristina insists that the information pointing to her and her possible relationship with another boy are flatly false. "I haven't had a boyfriend, nor has any of my friends around me been angry or because of him," she said. Finally, she has said of Álvaro that "he was a supernormal boy" for the short time they shared together.
Based on the young woman's testimony, TardeAR has carried out a reconstruction of what happened in the early morning when Álvaro Prieto disappeared. "He goes out to party at a well-known nightclub in Seville East; there he takes a photograph in the bathroom with one of his best friends, and already inside the room Álvaro meets a young woman," with whom he later goes out to the street.
"After a while, time catches up with him. He looks at his cell phone and realizes that he is almost three and a half kilometers from the Santa Justa station, 45 minutes on foot and 10 by car," they say in the program. from Telecinco. "She tells the girl that she has to go take a train to her house in Córdoba, they say goodbye; she doesn't know that they would never be together again," the piece concludes.
