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Today in Brussels, the next court hearing was held against Miranda B., defendant in the so-called "Sky ECC" Megaprocess against a criminal cocaine trafficking organization made up of Albanians, Belgians and Colombians.
Miranda B., an auditor at the Court of Auditors until she was accused of links to an international criminal organization active in drug trafficking, contested the charges against her on Monday before the Criminal Court of Brussels.
The defendant admitted that she had maintained "a love relationship" with Eridan Munoz Guerrero, one of the suspected organizers of the case, who is suspected of making money transfers.
Miranda B. admitted to having made ten money transfers to Guerrero, in the amount of 100,000 to 200,000 euros. “Eridan asked me to do something for him urgently. I did it without thinking," she said, reports La Libre.
The defendant explained that the 20 thousand euros found in her house in Tirana, Albania, were the fruit of her twelve years of work. She justified herself for not putting them in a bank account because "in Albania we pay a lot in cash".
Miranda B. also admitted to the court that she had opened six bank accounts, but that she had only used one. "In Albania, every time you change jobs, you have to open one," she explained.
The defendant assured that she no longer had any relationship with Eridan Munoz Guerrero and that she was aware of the latter's activities, as well as the origin of the sums of money she was asking him to transfer, after reading the file. "I knew he worked in construction. I thought that's where the money came from. We had an intimate relationship, but I didn't want to ask him questions,” she explained.
Miranda B. is suspected of being involved in the international drug trafficking network together with 124 defendants in Belgium, while communicating with each other through the "Sky Ecc" network.
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