LATEST: A forensic professor emphasizes that Felipe’s heart registered “100 beats per minute” when he was beaten by his son in Molina
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The family of the deceased Felipe Hernández has brought out the forensic ‘artillery’ to place in the dock those investigated for the death of the manager of Tejidos Hernández: his first-born son, Felipe junior, for the beating he gave to his father before suffering a heart attack, and his sister, Rosario, a doctor by profession who did not help her own father. EL ESPAÑOL has accessed a forensic report commissioned by the brothers of the deceased to one of the most relevant experts in the country on the subject: Aurelio Luna, doctor in Medicine and Surgery and emeritus professor of Legal and Forensic Medicine at the University of Murcia. The objective of this document is to counteract the two reports from the Forensic Anatomical Institute of Murcia that give arguments to the defense of the two sons of the deceased, so that their lawyer, Pablo Martínez, avoids going to trial or reduces the classification of the facts, from homicide to injuries, even achieving an acquittal. All this, in view of the fact that the last document from the Forensic Anatomical Institute states that the etiology of the death of the famous merchant was “natural”, despite the fact that he was a chronic heart patient and received 8 punches at the hands of his son, inside his store in Molina de Segura, on Saturday, July 19, 2025, just before suffering a fatal heart attack. “The severe cardiac pathology he suffered was of sufficient magnitude that the death could have occurred at any time in his daily life,” as stated in the second forensic report. The video of the beating in which Felipe was beaten to death at the hands of his son: he “feared” his four children and his ex-wife. The forensic study by Dr. Luna, already submitted to the Molina de Segura courts, begins with a declaration of intent to refute the forensic medicine officials: “I have the honor of issuing this report, on the possible influence of the aggression suffered by Don Felipe Hernández Medina in his death.” “We find a 65-year-old man who died, according to the autopsy report, as a result of a ventricular arrhythmia, he is a patient with arterial hypertension and dyslipidemia and chronic ischemic heart disease […]”That Saturday, the merchant’s children were aware of the basic clinical picture of the man who raised them and whom they went to look for with a bad temper, as reflected by the security cameras of Tejidos Hernández. All this, motivated by the open conflict they had over some parking spaces included in a family company: Jopichusa. So that Felipe’s battered heart could register up to “100 beats per minute” during the beating he received. “The problem to be resolved arises from the causal role of the previous assault suffered by the deceased in the process of death,” as stated by this emeritus professor of Legal and Forensic Medicine, whose criteria have been taken into account in other judicial processes. “We find a 65-year-old man who suffers an assault with physical injuries that are not significant enough to cause serious direct damage, but that objectively represent a factor capable of causing serious cardiac pathologies in a patient. (situation of previous vulnerability), a situation of emotional stress that causes ventricular tachycardia.” Felipe and his sister, Rosario, the day their father died after the attack he suffered in his store in Molina de Segura. Dr. Aurelio Luna makes such statements, after carefully analyzing poor Felipe’s autopsy and his entire clinical history that reflects interesting data, such as the fact that he had been fitted with a pacemaker. “The diagnoses included in the autopsy report define a situation of greater susceptibility to suffering a destabilization of the heart rhythm,” according to the forensic document. “In the case in question, the patient had a pacemaker due to a complete atrioventricular block that evidences previous heart rhythm problems.” This report, provided as evidence by the private prosecution exercised by the lawyer Eduardo Muñoz Simó, supports its assessments on 16 international criteria endorsed by eminences such as Sir Bradfor Hill. “It is evident in the findings of the autopsy, the existence of signs of physical aggression, capable of generating a stress response. The autopsy described: a nasal contusion, erosion, erythema on the left cheek. […]”Such beating generated a “wave” of adrenaline in Felipe that “acts on a mechanically obstructed and electrically unstable heart.” “We have a person, with a previous cardiac vulnerability, who suffers a physical attack with the capacity to generate a stress response with the release of catecholamines,” according to the report. Doctor and emeritus professor Aurelio Luna establishes that from all the documentation that he has analyzed in the judicial case, it is concluded that that Saturday, July 19, 2025, there was “a temporal sequence.” First the beating, “an external cause capable of producing the event,” and that “event” was the subsequent heart failure that cost this merchant his life. “In view of all the information analyzed, a causal link can be established between the attack suffered by Don Felipe Hernández Medina, on July 19, 2025, and his death, as a result of ventricular tachycardia in the context of a pathological situation. previous heart attack. This is all I have to express in defense of the mission that has been entrusted to me.” Eduardo Muñoz Simó, lawyer for Felipe’s brothers, reflects that the deceased was about to retire and “was a person with an extremely serious heart condition, known to the aggressors. In this context, subjecting her to the intense stress of an attack is not a neutral fact, but rather a behavior that causes a very high risk to life.” Eduardo Muñoz Simó, lawyer at the Simó Abogados Penalistas firm, is in charge of the defense of the three investigated. – Do you consider that the two reports from the Forensic Anatomical Institute undermine your private accusation? – Eduardo Muñoz Simó: The expansion of the forensic report confirms that the stress situation generated by the attack could trigger the arrhythmia that caused the death of Felipe. It must be remembered that from a legal point of view, it is not necessary that the assault be the sole cause of death, it is enough that a serious risk is consciously generated that materializes, and that is precisely what is analyzed in this procedure. Pablo Martínez, lawyer for those investigated, does not think the same, and who has asked for the second time that the case not be judged as a homicide, after learning the content of the extension report from the Institute of Legal Medicine (IML) which reiterates that the death of the merchant It was natural – not violent -. Martínez requests the “dismissal of the proceedings” against Rosario HR, 29, and that her brother, Felipe HR, 35, be prosecuted for “a minor crime of injuries”, “with express exclusion of any qualification related to crimes against life.” All of them, and especially the last one, are forceful in affirming that the death is natural and that it could have occurred at any time, separating it from the single blow inflicted by Felipe. “The case has led to a battle of forensic reports that forces the judge to take a position on two key questions, before continuing with the investigation: Was there homicide or injuries? Should the two brothers be tried or only the perpetrator of the punches? Felipe junior, after being arrested, showing his bloody knuckles from the beating he inflicted on his father. The family of the deceased Felipe, a legend in local business, has not wanted to wait for the court’s response to the file request and has gone on the attack. In fact, his lawyer, Eduardo Muñoz Simó, has formally requested that the two brothers be submitted to the verdict of a popular jury. “It is enough that the homicidal nature of the act is rationally possible, and not ruled out, for the corresponding procedural transformation to proceed, especially when the crime of homicide is among the crimes. attributed to the Jury Court.”The weight of the videoThe criminal lawyer justifies his request because the video from the Tejidos Hernández cameras leaves no room for doubt about the intimidating and violent behavior that Felipe and Rosa carried out on the sexagenarian, that Saturday of unfortunate memory for the residents of Molina de Segura: “They immediately began a physical attack consisting of eight punches, with no possibility of defending herself and the investigated person acting in an attitude of vigilance. All of this in a closed space and without prior relevant discussion.” “Furthermore, it is clear from witness statements that the deceased himself repeatedly warned them of said risk, expressly stating that he could die or suffer a heart attack if they persisted in their behavior, warnings that were responded to with revealing expressions of awareness of the risk and contempt for it.”
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