The alleged murderer of Dana Leonte: “I want them to look for the real culprit”

The only defendant in Dana’s death continues to maintain that he is innocent and that these three years his life has been hell “I am innocent, I have not done anything and I am not hiding, I will continue fighting for my girls,” says RuizSergio, who is awaiting trial by a popular jury, assures that society has already judged him Sergio Ruiz, the alleged murderer of Dana Leonte and the only defendant continues to maintain that he is innocent and that these three years, his life has been very difficult. “They have taken everything from me, my daughters, my freedom and on top of that they accuse me of having killed Dana. For me it has been horrible, I have been left without everything at once,” Ruiz said in an exclusive interview on the Ana Program Rosa.Dana Leonte was 30 years old and a seven-month-old girl in June 2019 when she disappeared in the Malaga town of Arenas. Ten bones, thirty-six text messages and a few clues lead Sergio Ruiz, Dana’s romantic partner and father of her daughter, to the dock. He is the only one investigated for the woman’s disappearance, although he only spent nine months in jail. “Society has already judged me” “My life is an ordeal, the media cross me out and blame me for something I haven’t done. But I’m innocent and since I haven’t done anything, I don’t hide. I’m going to keep fighting for my girls,” says Ruiz. “That day she left, money and suitcases were missing, I thought she had left. I’m left with my seven-month-old girl without knowing what to do.” After the investigation, Sergio Ruiz was arrested accused of an alleged crime of homicide. “There are no words to describe what I felt when they arrested me. They accuse me of one of the most serious crimes there is, they take everything from me, my daughters, my family, friends, work and you have everything against you. The media and society in general has already judged me, but I haven’t done anything,” he insists. Waiting for the trial There are many indications that pointed to a violent death in the house and the subsequent concealment of the body in the field. Ruiz maintains that he cleaned the house like everyone else cleans theirs. “I didn’t clean it up to hide anything. They’ve made a movie,” he says. “The months in prison make you feel powerless. I had a very big depression because they took everything from me. They pressured me, intimidated me, tried to force me to say something I hadn’t done. But I’m not afraid. I’m innocent.” After a few months in prison, his family collected the money and he finally got out of jail. While the day of the trial is determined, which will be with a popular jury, Sergio Ruiz cannot see his daughters and continues to work with the support of his family. “I am calm, I have not been wrong at all, I want justice to be done for me, for Dana and for Dana’s family. If there is a guilty party, they must be found. That is why I want everything to end and return to my life with my daughters,” concludes Ruiz.