After the Third Court Collegiate of the National District found guilty and handed down seven years of prison against him, Elizabeth Silverio He warned that his process is just beginning because his lawyers are going to appeal the decision.
Silverio was found guilty of falsifying university degrees to present herself as neuroscientist and psychologist. The supposed victims of his actions are children with spectrum disorder autistic (TORCH).
“We are facing an issue of powers and this is important that people understand and know it, I believe that this is just beginning, on our knees before God and standing before the men”he stated Silverio upon his departure from court.
By reiterating that he did not harm any of the children of the people who filed complaints against him, he said that he will not lower his head.
“Now, the court HE motivates moved, I imagine by the situation of some parents who, lying, make him believe court or the nation that his children were damaged and were they damaged until May 17? Because before that they were very good,” he said.
He assured that in the Court of Appeal will demonstrate his innocence.
About the conviction
He Third Court Collegiate of the National District sentenced Elizabeth Silverio this Monday seven years after prison for practicing medicine and other related professions to treat minors with special conditions without the corresponding credentials.
He court He was also required to pay a compensation of 2 million pesos to each of the nine victims who filed a complaint against the now found guilty.
Silverio must serve the sentence imposed in the Center Seclusion and Rehabilitation Najayo Women, in San Cristóbal.
He Ministry Public He had requested 10 years and the payment of 50 minimum wages.
He Third Court Collegiate of the National District found guilty Silverio “of violating the provisions of articles 151 and 4-105 of the Penal Code and article 156 paragraph 7 of General Health Law 42-01, to the detriment of the victimsplaintiffs, civil actors and the Dominican State”, respectively.
