WELL THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THE UPDATE JUANITA! WELL I AM SOOOOO GLAD THAT FINALLY SOMETHING IS BEING DONE AGAINST THAT S*%@ID ASS! PERO PUES PERSONALLY COMPADESCO MUCHO A MI DIVA CAUSE ESO DE ANDAR EN CORTE ES UNA C*^%#A! ...LOL TELL ME ABOUT IT! BUT ANYHOW I WILL DEFENETLY BE PRAYING PARA QUE TODO LE SALGA BIEN A ELLA...EN SERIO QUE SE LO MERECE...! THANK YOU AGAIN!

-- Edited by Parrandera at 01:37, 2007-04-28

thank you Juanita for the info, y yo se que Dios va hacer justicia

Thanx alote for the info y ke Dios le de toda la fuersa del mundo a Jenni para salir adelante como ella solo sabe. She's a very strong women!!

She is in court right now as a matter of fact

RIGHT ON!!!CLUBBINGDIVA!!!!

Comienza juicio contra ex pareja de Jenni Rivera  

Presuntamente violó a sus propias hijas y a su ex cuñada

La familia de Jenni Rivera sintió dolor tras comenzar el juicio
contra su ex esposo, quien presuntamente violó a las hijas que
tuvo con la cantante y a la hermana de la intérprete, ya que los
testimonios fueron desgarradores.
En la corte de California inició el juicio contra su ex pareja
Trinidad Marín y la madre de la cantante a pesar de todo, está
positiva.

Me siento bien, me siento confiada, Dios tiene que ser justo y
si Jenni no llegara a ganar el caso, de todos modos allá arriba
no lo gana, dijo.

El juicio inició con las declaraciones de la hermana de Jenni y
una de sus hijas, ambas relataron cómo fue que Trinidad Marín
abusó sexualmente de ellas, algo que afectó a los familiares de
la cantante.

Tras esta primera audiencia, Jenni abundó: Me siento bien en
lo que se puede decir, yo creo que mi madre siente el dolor por
mi hija, por mi hermana, por toda la familia, yo creo que
entonces tiene que llorar, siente en su corazón la necesidad de
sacarlo.

El juicio duró más de cinco horas, el jurado escuchó con
atención las declaraciones de las víctimas, ellas evitaron tener
contacto visual con Trinidad Marín quien se mantuvo serio
durante la audiencia.

Por LaOreja.tv y ConTodo.tv

THANKS FOR THE INFO JUANITA, ESPERO EN DIOS Y SE HAGA JUSICIA POR QUE JENNI MERECE SERFELIZ DESPUES DE LA VIDA QUE VIVIO JUNTO A ESE

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CERDO

Aqui esta una nota mas reciente:

Marin, the 43-year-old ex-husband of Latina singer Jenni Rivera, claims that the girls made up the abuse in 1997 and then reported it to Long Beach police as part of a "publicity stunt" for his ex-wife.

"What can be worse than being a child molester?" Marin's attorney, Richard Poland, asked the jury in his closing argument. "Maybe it's being falsely accused as a child molester."

Marin was charged in 1997 with nine felonies - including counts of a lewd act with a child under the age of 14, aggravated sexual assault and continuous sexual abuse of a child. He disappeared from Long Beach before he could be arrested, however, and was considered a fugitive from justice until his capture last year.

The case has ignited a flurry of media coverage among Spanish-language TV and radio stations, and has been responsible for at least two emotional clashes in the hallways of Long Beach Superior Court. The most recent occurred Tuesday, after jurors had begun their delibrations, when family members of Marin and Rivera exchanged verbal barbs as they exited the courtroom.  More than a dozen bailiffs were called to the third floor to disperse the angry crowd.

In his own closing argument, Deputy District Attorney Mark Burnley assured jurors that Marin was a predator and highly deserving of the stigma attached to child molestation.

"This case is such a textbook example of what a sexual molestation case is all about," Burnley said.

Not only did Marin make sure to abuse his daughter and sister-in-law in private places - bedrooms, bathrooms and a car, for example - but he took advantage of his "repeated access" to them as a family member and preyed on their sexual inexperience and embarrassment, Burnley said.

The victims "were easy targets," he said, and it took them years to summon the courage necessary to report the crimes.

Free on $1 million bail, Marin is accused of abusing the girls in the late 1980s and early 1990s, both before and after his split from Rivera. His sister-in-law was 7 when the alleged abuse began. His daughter was 8. If convicted, he could face a sentence of life in prison.

Poland focused many of his remarks Tuesday on inconsistencies in the victims' testimony. Some of the stories they told to police in 1997, he said, were not the same stories they told during the trial 10 years later - even when the stories involved traumatic events.

"The details are what makes the truth," he argued.

Also, he questioned the daughter's accusation that she was abused while sleeping in between her two siblings on several occasions. He said he didn't believe that the other two children could sleep through such a thing.

"If you put this in a movie," he said, "people would walk out. It's not reasonable."

But Burnley said the victims were telling the truth about their experiences, and that any inconsistencies were minor and understandable given their age at the time and the passage of more than a decade.

"The girls grew up," Burnley said. "Their memories evolved over time. So, of course, there's going to be differences in their story.

"We are human beings," he added. "We are not androids. I cannot stress that enough."

While the case primarily comes down to the word of the two victims, there were other witnesses who testified for the prosecution during the weeklong trial.

A childhood friend of the sister-in-law said she had been told of the abuse but promised not to tell anyone else, and didn't. And a doctor testified that she had examined Marin's daughter when she was 12 years old and found that her vagina appeared to have been penetrated on multiple occasions.

Still, Poland suggested that it was Rivera's influence on the victims that brought the case to the police and, ultimately, to trial.

Back in 1997, he said, Rivera was just starting out in the music business - following in the footsteps of her father, Pedro Rivera, a producer of Mexican banda-style music. Perhaps, Poland suggested, she hoped to jump-start her career with a salacious criminal case against her ex-husband.

Since then Rivera, a Long Beach native, has released a number of albums and was named Female Mexican Regional Artist of the Year at a Latin awards show in Miami three months ago.

"Jenni Rivera was selling cassettes on Atlantic (Avenue) and Market (Street) when this whole thing started," Poland said. Now, "she's a very successful recording artist."

Jurors will continue their deliberations today in the courtroom of Judge Joan Comparet-Cassani.

www.presstelegram.com

THANKS JUANITA FOR THE UPDATED INFO... THE MORE I READ THE MORE IT MAKES ME SICK. THAT MAN IS EMOTIONALLY CRAZY!!! POBRESITAS CUANTO TIEMPO CARGAR CON TANTO ASCO EN SUS CORAZONES Y AHORA TOLERAR TODO Y SENTIR DE NUEVO ESAS EMOCIONES. QUE TERRIBLE... COMO ESE SENOR LE QUITO LO MAS SAGRADO A ESAS MUCHACHITAS NO TIENE PERDON DE DIOS.....OJALA QUE SE HAGA JUSTICIA................

THANX JUANITA FOR ALWAYS KEEPING US UPDATED

thanks juanita 4 the info y i saw her en escandalo y she y todo su fam look very happy y x fin termino this bad experiencia iam really happy 4 her

AWW..I AM SO HAPPY FOR THEM..THANX JUANITA