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Crime of Cuenca

The crime of Cuenca consisted of a series of judicial miscarriages and police misconduct which involved torture and prison sentences for the accused, for a crime that never existed. The case took place between Tresjuncos and Osa de la Vega, in the province of Cuenca, Spain in 1910.〔Pérez Bustamante, Rogelio. () "El crimen de Cuenca" Retrieved on January 13, 2009.〕
== The Facts of the Case ==
José María Grimaldos López, a young 28-year-old shepherd nicknamed ''El Cepa'' (apparently due to his low height and lack of intelligence), who worked at the farm of Francisco Antonio Ruiz, and was constantly mocked by the farm manager, León Sánchez, and also by the security guard Gregorio Valero. On August 20, 1910, José María sold a number of sheep belonging to him and after that he disappeared. Subsequently, it was found that he went to bathe at "La Celadilla", whose clay and water, which bathers cover themselves with, are reputed to have curative properties ("Celadilla Medicinal Baths") and which is located in the municipality of El Pedernoso about 4 km from the town.
After several weeks of José's disappearance, rumours started to spread around the village of Tresjuncos about his possible murder with the assumption that he was murdered by someone who wanted to steal the money he had earned from the sheep sale. His family knew about the taunts that José María received —as he always talked about them at home— therefore they decided to file a complaint over the disappearance in the court of Belmonte, accusing León and Gregorio of being the suspected perpetrators of the alleged crime, so they were arrested to be presented in a trial. In September 1911 the case was dismissed. After the interrogation of the detainees, the summary of evidence was heard and the judge released the accused due to the lack of evidence.

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