Ho Hoai Anh and Hong Dang talk about the Spanish court's verdict

Ms. Tran Tra My, who provided legal support to Ho Hoai Anh and Hong Dang, posted an article stating that the Palma de Mallorca Court decided to keep the case file and conditionally suspend the case against the two artists because it could not find evidence to prove the crime.

On the evening of October 22, Ms. Tran Tra My - the legal supporter for Hong Dang and Ho Hoai Anh in the case at Palma de Mallorca Court, Spain - update on the situation of two artists under investigation in Spain.

In the post, Ms. Tra My said that the Palma de Mallorca Court decided to keep the case file and conditionally suspend the case because it could not find evidence to prove the crime.

Ms. Tran Tra My also said that the Spanish Court issued a ruling not to continue the investigation. trial and decided to keep the case file due to lack of evidence to prove the crime in July.

However, Ms. Tra My has not yet provided the court's ruling document.

Ms. Tran Tra My talks about the verdict of the Palma de Mallorca Court in the case of Ho Hoai Anh and Hong Dang.

Information from the Palma de Mallorca Court's decision to keep the case on file and suspend the case was provided by Ms. Tra My - legal representative for Hong Dang and Ho Hoai Anh - said. Currently, Spanish media has not updated information about the case of Ho Hoai Anh and Hong Dang.

July 2022, newspaper Ultima Hora Spanish media reported that two Vietnamese artists had their passports confiscated in connection with an alleged sexual assault of a 17-year-old British girl at a hotel in Andratx, Mallorca, Spain.

After Ho Hoai Anh and Hong Dang returned to Vietnam, the above information had a heavy impact on the two artists. Hong Dang proactively quit his job at the Hanoi Drama Theater and stopped acting on VTV. Meanwhile, Ho Hoai Anh quit his job at the National Academy of Music and almost disappeared from major television programs.

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