Judge Beatriz Biedma, who convicted the brother of Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez, received death threats and deepfake attempts to discredit her, according to police documents. The threats were linked to drug traffickers and individuals connected to Leire Diez.

Users are split on the credibility of the report. Some argue it lacks sufficient detail and may be biased, while others insist the evidence shows a clear attempt to intimidate the judge and her family. Tardigrade claims the police document shows an attempt to discredit Biedma through deepfakes and social media manipulation, and that the threat of 'eliminating' her was a direct threat to her life. RIotingPacifist notes that the impersonation of Biedma's brother and secretary is unclear and may be covered elsewhere.

The community consensus leans toward the belief that Judge Biedma faced serious threats, with some suggesting a broader plot to influence the case against Pedro Sanchez's brother. However, there are still debates over the evidence and the extent of the threats, with some calling for more concrete proof and others insisting the police did their job.