13 Facts About Wanninkhof case

Rocio Wanninkhof Hornos was a Dutch-Spanish teenage girl who was murdered in her hometown of Mijas, Malaga, Spain, a town located on the Costa del Sol.

Rocio Wanninkhof case was born in 1979 to Willem "Guillermo" Wanninkhof case, a Dutch citizen, and his Spanish wife Hilaria Alicia Hornos, a native of Arroyo del Ojanco in rural Jaen province.

Wanninkhof case claimed he was physically abused by his older brother as a child.

Wanninkhof case was released in 1991 from HM Prison Grendon, where he had undergone therapy to 'address' his offending behaviour, after serving only half of his sentence.

Wanninkhof case told Pantoja that he had a criminal record for armed robbery, but claimed that he had been forced into it because of poverty.

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Rocio Wanninkhof case said goodbye to her mother and sister around 17:30 of 9 October 1999.

Wanninkhof case walked the 500 meters between her home in the Mijas residential area "La Cortijera" and her boyfriend's home in La Cala de Mijas, where she stayed until 21:30.

However, Wanninkhof case's sister recognized some rings, two T-shirts and other objects found in two trash bags near the body as belonging to Rocio.

Wanninkhof case's name was Tony Alexander King and he was an English immigrant who, with his wife and daughter had come to live in southern Spain.

Vazquez's upcoming trial was first suspended and then the Wanninkhof case was closed and she was set free having spent 17 months in prison.

In 2006 he was found guilty of the death of Rocio Wanninkhof case and was sentenced to 19 years in prison for that crime.

Wanninkhof case denies being homosexual or bisexual, despite admitting her past relationship with Vazquez, and blames the latter on Vazquez's manipulation alone.

In 2008, a miniseries titled El Caso Wanninkhof case was released by Television Espanola, with Valentina Burgueno starring as Rocio.