José María C.G., the 51-year-old on trial for the murder of his partner Celia in Son Cotoner, Palma in November 2016, stated in court yesterday that he will have to pay for what he has done. "But I stress that I didn't know what I was doing. It's very difficult to believe or to understand, but that's how it is." He wanted to apologise to Celia's family but knew that the apologies "would not be accepted".
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Accused says he was unaware of what he was doing
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