The trial against Antonio Tejado, accused of being the intellectual author of the robbery at the house of his aunt, singer María del Monte, is scheduled to commence on April 19, 2027. The incident took place in August 2023 in Gines, Sevilla, and involves Tejado along with ten other individuals. This high-profile case is expected to draw significant media attention given the celebrity status of María del Monte and the nature of the allegations.

According to sources from the Superior Court of Justice of Andalusia, the trial will span at least 11 sessions, indicating a detailed examination of the evidence and testimonies involved. The court proceedings are likely to last for a couple of weeks and will culminate in a verdict. This case highlights serious issues surrounding family betrayal and the legal repercussions of theft, particularly in cases involving public figures.

As the trial approaches, it is anticipated that it will spur discussions about crime within family dynamics and the impact on the victims, especially in the context of celebrity culture. The outcome may have implications not only for those directly involved but also for public perceptions of justice in high-profile cases in Spain.