Liliana Regueiro confirma 4bu...s a hija de Sergio Andrade

Liliana Regueiro details how the justice system, particularly in Chihuahua, Mexico, allegedly failed to prosecute Sergio Andrade adequately despite clear evidence and survivor testimonies. She specifically blames the Chihuahua government from over two decades ago and judges like Javier Pineda for releasing Andrade, even admiring him. This systemic failure allowed Andrade to continue his predatory behavior, leading to the prolonged suffering of children like Antonia and Sofía.

Regueiro states, 'If Sergio Andrade is free today, it's because of the government of Chihuahua... when we declared... about the abuses suffered by Sofía and Antonia, and a judge like Javier Pineda sets him free.' She adds that the judge 'admires the predator.'

Regueiro recounts multiple instances where efforts to seek justice for Antonia and other children were allegedly obstructed by individuals associated with Gloria Trevi. This included a 2017 meeting where survivors asked Gloria to use her resources, and later, during the production of a series, where a lawyer advised against further legal action, falsely claiming Andrade had been judged for all crimes. Most strikingly, Gloria's lawyer, Maceo, allegedly offered to 'deliver' Andrade if Gloria was kept out of any declarations, suggesting a prioritization of protecting Trevi over prosecuting Andrade.

Regueiro mentions, 'One of the main requests was to seek justice for this girl, to put this guy in jail. That was one of the requests we made to Gloria because she has reach, resources.' Later, 'Maceo promises that he is capable of sitting Sergio in a chair... always and when we leave Gloria out of any declaration.'

Regueiro confirms that Sergio Andrade openly expressed his desire for female children to eventually become his 'women.' This chilling revelation underscores the premeditated and deeply disturbing nature of his abuse, extending his predatory intentions to his own offspring. This was not a hidden desire but something he stated explicitly, particularly during the group's final phase in Brazil.

Regueiro states, 'He wanted those women to later be his women. He told us that in the last stage in Brazil.' The host adds, 'He said it, he said it already in a shameless way.'

Liliana Regueiro directly confirms that Antonia Andrade suffered abuse at the hands of Sergio Andrade. She describes specific, horrific acts of violence, such as Andrade placing a belt around Antonia's neck and forcing her to crawl, and physically shaking her like a 'blender' when she cried. These accounts highlight the severe physical and psychological trauma inflicted on Antonia from a very young age, making her recent public statements a significant breaking point.

Regueiro states, 'No, well, there were situations of mistreatment. For example, this guy would put a belt around her neck and because he wanted the girl to crawl towards him, then he would pull her... And the girl would fall, cry. When the girl cried, he would grab her and shake her like a blender.'