The 'Burundanga Queen' on Trial: Drugging, Robbery, and a Shocking Confession

A Spanish court is hearing the case of Natalia Torices, dubbed the 'burundanga queen', accused of drugging and robbing multiple victims. Prosecutors claim she used scopolamine to incapacitate at least seven people, stealing over €200,000. "She simply wanted to kill them," stated Inés Araceli Díez, the lawyer for the prosecution. Security camera footage shows victims visibly disoriented after encounters with Torices. One victim recounted, "She came to order, I stayed on the terrace, she took my drink, and then I started to feel unwell." Torices claims her actions were due to a gambling addiction. The case highlights the dangers of scopolamine and the manipulative tactics employed by criminals.