Colombian Student Sentenced for Involuntary Homicide of Transgender Sex Worker in Sydney

2023-07-07 10:48:47

A Colombian student was sentenced this Friday to ten years in prison for the involuntary homicide of a transgender sex worker in an incident that occurred in January 2020 in Sydney, judicial sources confirmed to EFE.

The sentence comes following Judge Dina Yehia of the High Court of the New South Wales region, whose capital is Sydney, declared last February Hector Valencia23, innocent of murder, but guilty of the manslaughter of Kimberley McRae69 years old.

Valencia, whose sentence will run from February 26, 2020 – when he was arrested following being extradited from Aruba – and will expire on February 25, 2030, may request parole on November 25, 2026, according to a statement from the source. judicial.

The Colombian student had hired McRae’s sexual services for $100 thinking she was a woman, but when he discovered she was a transgender sex worker, he reacted furiously.

Valencia hit her in the stomach and face, they both struggled and then the student “held a cord around the deceased’s neck with both hands for a few seconds”according to the account made by the Australian public broadcaster ABC of the sentencing hearing.

“The cause of death was asphyxia caused by compression”the judge specified today when pronouncing her sentence in which she remarked that Valencia had abandoned “insensible” the body of the sex worker on the ground, the outlet added.

EFE

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