"Fofo" Márquez, the content creator, is facing a complicated legal situation after being sentenced to 17 years in prison for attempted feminicide. This decision was made on Wednesday, January 29, and the influencer was transferred to the Texcoco prison after a video showing his torture by guards in the Barrientos prison was made public.
In light of this sentence, "Fofo" Márquez's legal defense has initiated an appeal process in an attempt to reduce the sentence. It is believed that the penalty could decrease for good behavior, participation in work or educational activities in prison, which could lead to a reduction of 8 to 12 years in his sentence.
The controversy surrounding the case has escalated with the dissemination of the assault video, which generated shock among the public and led to an immediate investigation by the authorities of the State of Mexico. Márquez's family and lawyers have been involved in this legal process seeking a favorable resolution for the influencer.
In the words of his brother Rodrigo Márquez, "If I were to tell you everything we know, you would no longer have a single gram of empathy for the victim." Despite the attempts at appeal and possible sentence reductions, no changes have been reported yet regarding the initial sentence of 17 years in prison for "Fofo" Márquez.
The case continues to generate debate on social media, where questions have been raised about the handling of the situation by the prison authorities, and demands for justice and proper treatment for all parties involved in this controversial case of violence have been made.
