A 28-year-old worker in the UK has been killed in a “crazy” attack by her ex-boyfriend, who was furious when he saw her on a date with another man at Tinder, prosecutors claim in a report .
Beloved lover Abdelaziz El Yechioui Ourzat (30) was caught on video in September 2019 and ‘hiding in the shade’ outside the Giddy Bridge pub in Southampton where Cristina Ortiz-Lozano went with the man in the dating app. .
Ourzat followed the couple as they returned to her home, where he allegedly stabbed her 23 times with a kitchen knife, a jury at Winchester Crown Court said Wednesday.
Prosecutor Kerry Maylin told Ourzat ” a jealous ex-boyfriend in a rage that carried out a savage attack on her simply because she was on the night of the murder with a man, not Mr. Ourzat, did not go out. ‘
Ortiz-Lozano and Ourzat met at a school in Spain and were together for about 12 years before she dumped him when he was arrested in August 2019 for drunk driving, according to Metro.
She “could no longer handle his volatility and his drunkenness,” Maylin said, but when she told Ourzat to leave, he went on a rampage in the house they shared, tearing the light fixtures and radiators out of the walls.
Ourzat was charged with criminal charges and then allegedly violated his bail by sending his ex insulting emails.
After the fleeting break, Ortiz-Lozano met Vincente Breso-Biosca on Tinder and went on the fateful date, during which Ourzat bought flowers and took her to her place before returning to the bar.
When Ortiz-Lozano spotted Ourzat, she told her appointment about her ‘abusive’ ex and asked if they could leave because he was not allowed near her due to her bail conditions, Maylin told the jury.
“Mr Ourzat clearly followed them. He is seen on CCTV following them across the street and he wanders or hangs back at the intersections,” she said.
After Ourzat followed Ortiz-Lozano into her home, Breso-Biosca heard screams and went inside.
“He saw Miss Ortiz-Lozano already lying on her back on the kitchen floor, with Mr Ourzat crouching over her with a knife in one hand and his other on her throat,” Maylin said.
She had her eyes open, but he believed she was already dead. She did not move, ‘she added. “He described that Mr. Ourzat turned to him, locked the door and continued his assault on Cristina Ortiz-Lozano. ‘
Ortiz-Lozano sustained stab wounds to her chest, neck and abdomen and had defensive wounds to her arms, “where she raised her arms in front of her body in an attempt to protect her torso and neck,” the jury said.
Ourzat, who claimed Ortiz-Lozano stabbed him first, pleaded not guilty to murder but guilty of manslaughter through reduced responsibility.