Police Scientist has found traces of DNA on the front of the sweater worn by Helena Jubany in 2001. There are at least two “inconclusive” samples. Today the Sabadell court takes DNA to Xavi Jiménez, the only one currently investigated. It has journalist Carles Porta, director of the ‘Crims’ programme, advanced.
ATTENTION!! THEY FOUND DNA ON HELENA JUBANY’S CLOTHES. The Scientific of @police has found samples “from at least two people” in Helena’s sweater. They are looking to see if it is DNA from the victim himself and they will extract DNA from Xavi Jiménez today. The samples are “inconclusive”. pic.twitter.com/n1AIy686Uq
– Carles Porta (@Carles_Porta) July 27, 2022
The body of Helena Jubany was thrown from the roof of a building Calvet d’Estrella street in Sabadell on the morning of December 2, 2001. Since that day, his family has been trying to find who did it.
Both the prosecutor’s office and the lawyer Benet Salellas, who defends the interests of the Jubany Salellas family, and the National Police –in charge of the investigations– requested that new proceedings be carried out. The most striking, explained by Salellas, was to recover clothes that belonged to Jubany to check if now, thanks to new technologies, biological remains of Jiménez appear in these pieces.
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If DNA remains that do not belong to Jubany are detected, as has been the case, the next step has already been advanced, which would be contrast it with the genetic material of a sample from Jiménez.
Jiménez entered the radar of justice in injury time, when they were missing few hours for the prescription to make him untouchable. A new judge from Sabadell reopened the case, following 15 years in torpor.
