Jorge Ignacio Palma, confessed author of the disappearance of Marta Calvo, has reiterated in his statement before the Jury Court that he dismembered the young woman's body and threw it in bags into various containers in Alzira and Silla, in Valencia."I am not in the mood for martyrdom, if I wanted to disguise the facts I would have told something else; I told what happened and that makes me look bad, it puts me in a strange light, but I have to tell what happened, and that was it," he replied yesterday during his statement in the trial against him, accused of the disappearance of Marta Calvo's body (which has not yet been found) and the murder of two other young women.During the hearing, the Civil Guard, although at first they saw the thesis of the dismemberment of Marta Calvo's body as plausible because they were able to prove that the confessed author of her disappearance bought saws, bags and cleaning products, they doubted that theory due to the absence of profiles genetics in the supposed scenario and the search in landfills.Palma said that he decided to dispose of her body when he realized that Marta had died and felt "very unhappy" and suicidal.In his statement he described why he dumped the remains into different containers."The problem is how to put them in the car without moving from one side to the other, two small things fit on the front seat and another on the floor of the passenger seat. That's how I organized it and it seemed feasible for practicality ", he explained.At the end of the hearing, Marta's mother, Marisol Burón, lamented between sobs, going to her house with the pain of not knowing where her daughter is."Why is he lying? When I went, I told him that she was Marta's mother, and he says that he thought she was a madame. It's all a lie."