Aldama says he has “much more sensitive” evidence that he will present to the Prosecutor’s Office: “My life is in danger”

The alleged fixer of the 'Koldo case', the businessman Victor de Aldama has assured that he has in his possession “much more sensitive” evidence than what he has already presented. in court, warning at the same time that if his life is already “in danger”, it will be “much more so”.

This is what De Aldama said this Thursday in an interview on Cuatro's 'Horizonte' programme, picked up by Europa Press, when asked about the evidence he claims to have on socialist leaders.

"I continue to produce evidence, we have brought to court a series of pieces of evidence that I believe are quite conclusive (...) and of course there is other evidence that is much more sensitive in which I have to sit down with the Prosecutor's Office, I have to speak with the Prosecutor's Office, because if right now my life is in danger, as I have said on several occasions, then by presenting that evidence I will be much more in danger," he added.

En este sentido, has denounced –as did the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, last Monday– that conversations “and things” have disappeared from his mobile phone and “the encrypted backup copy” that he had on 'WhatsApp' has been deleted.

However, he has assured that it is “no problem” because they have finally been able to “recover” her and thus, he continued, it will be proven that the Minister of Territorial Policy and Democratic Memory, Ángel Víctor Torres, “lies”. Regarding the former Canarian president, he said that he wrote to him “usted” on 'Whatsapp” because he is polite, indicating later that they saw each other “days before”.

Asked about the envelope containing sensitive material that could affect the Government, De Aldama insisted that it is a “very compelling” piece of evidence that “must be explained very well” and that will be discussed “when it has to be discussed” and it is appropriate to do so in court. The envelope, he explained, “is well kept” and he wondered why the PSOE is “so nervous” about its contents.

"It is something that reaches Moncloa directly and it is a very big shock wave, but I think that at this moment I have to resolve it where I have to resolve it," the businessman said, without going into further details.