Gaby Spanic: what happened to Marcia Fernández after going to jail for allegedly poisoning the actress

11 years ago, the soap opera actress, Gaby spanic suffered one of the most traumatic events in his life. The famous ‘Usurpadora’ when she began to have fame in Mexico hired a young Argentine as her assistant without thinking that this could be one of the most terrible decisions of her life. Here we tell you what happened to Marcia Celeste Fernández, who was accused of wanting to poison the Venezuelan artist.

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In Mexican territory and other parts of the world, Gabriela spanic is known for her roles in “The Usurper” and “I am your master”, Productions that have undoubtedly earned him to now be considered one of the main references of soap operas.

The interpreter of Venezuelan nationality is recognized in Mexico not only for her great acting talent, but also for being part of programs such as the reality show “The home of the famous”. What some of his followers will not remember was the time that Spanic suffered one of his worst moments, presumably because of his assistant, which could be part of a script for one of those productions in which the actress is used to participating.

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WHAT HAPPENED TO CELESTE FERNÁNDEZ, GABY SPANIC’S ASSISTANT

In 2010, the Venezuelan actress it began to sound more frequently in the artistic environment of Mexico. This led him to not be able to carry out his daily tasks at home due to fulfilling commitments abroad. And, finally, she decided to hire a young woman, who in principle would help her with housework such as taking care of her mother and son.

Marcia Celeste Fernández Babio It was the 24-year-old Argentine girl who hired Gaby Spanic to take care of her home, while she fulfilled the commitments of the productions she began to work on. Everything was going for the best until four months later strange things began to happen in the depths of the actress’s home.

In the first months that Marcia Celeste Fernández worked in Gaby Spanic’s house, the rest of her relatives began to have intense stomach pains, including the nanny of the actress’s son also fell ill, being the Argentine assistant, who never presented any symptoms. .

Suspicions were beginning to grow and after reporting to the authorities what was discovered was truly alarming. Ampoules containing ammonium sulfate were found in the room where Marcía Celeste slept. This fact accompanied the fact that at the time of the assistant’s arrest, two more vials containing this chemical were found in her bag. It is presumed that the Argentine citizen was supplying this formula to the entire spanic family for four months.

With all these indications, the police decided to transfer the prison to the Gaby Spanic’s assistant. She was captive in the Santa Martha Acatitla women’s prison east of the capital. In 2012, the young woman was acquitted of all charges after no conclusive evidence could be found to convict her.

After some time of being free, Marcia Celeste Fernández revealed to have been a victim of sexual harassment by Gaby Spanic for a long time. She affirms that the actress as revenge put together the whole poisoning plot because one day she rejected her.

THE SEQUELS OF POISONING IN GABY SPANIC’S FAMILY

More than a decade later, Gabriela Spanic referred to this traumatic moment in her family life and considers that until now she has not received justice for the attempted murder against her and her loved ones.

“I did not have justice; she was absolved of everything, there was no justice for my son or for me, or for my family“, declared the actress to the magazine TVyNovelas.

The famous Mexican soap opera actress also stated in the media that to this day her son and mother suffer the terrible consequences of the poisoning, which she assures there was.

“We still take medication. My son had a lazy stomach and they send him a medicine that he has to take almost for life to go to the bathroom “, he asserted.