José Bretón
José Bretón is a convicted murderer who was sentenced to 40 years in prison for the killing of his two children, Ruth and José, in 2011. He has recently been in the news for admitting to the crime in a book, marking the first time he has publicly acknowledged his guilt, which has sparked renewed outrage and legal action from the children's mother.
Born on Jan 01, 1973 (52 years old)
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Dominican Republic:
José Bretón is described as a father who committed heinous acts against his children.
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Spain:
José Bretón is mentioned in relation to a parricide case that influenced the proposed legislation on vicario violence.
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Spain:
José Bretón is the perpetrator who recounted the murder of his two children.
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Spain:
José Bretón is mentioned as having a testimony in the book 'El odio' and is portrayed negatively regarding his desire to publish.
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Spain:
José Bretón was condemned for the murder of his two children, which has influenced discussions on new legal measures.
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Spain:
José Bretón was involved in the murder of his children, which sparked controversy around a book about the case.
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Spain:
José Bretón was the subject of a controversial book that was postponed.
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Spain:
José Bretón is mentioned as a perpetrator who murdered his children and later gave an interview about the book 'El odio'.
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Spain:
José Bretón was convicted for the murder of his two children in 2011 and is the subject of Martín's book.
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Spain:
José Bretón is mentioned as the perpetrator of the murder of Ruth Ortiz's children, illustrating the severe consequences of domestic violence.
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