MAN WHO FORCED HIS WIFE TO SLEEP WITH OTHER MEN FOR MONEY SENTENCED TO SIX YEARS

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Man who forced his wife to sleep with other men for money so he could pay off his debts is jailed for six years in Spain

By SABRINA PENTY, FOREIGN NEWS REPORTER

Published: 06:51 EST, 20 December 2025 | Updated: 06:56 EST, 20 December 2025

 

A Spanish man has been jailed after he forced his wife to have sex with other men for money so that he could settle his debts and buy drugs. 

 

A court in Seville sentenced the unnamed man to six years in prison on Friday after it heard that he had prostituted his wife for years.

 

The court heard how during one of these encounters, the man filmed his wife having sex with one of his friends.

 

His friend also received a prison sentence and will spend two years behind bars for sexual assault. 

 

The man would also regularly drug his partner and physically assault her, creating a climate of intimidation and control for her, the court heard.

 

He was facing 30 years for several crimes committed against not only his wife but also his daughter, but the case was resolved through a plea agreement that saw him pay his wife 12,000 EUROS in compensation.

 

Judges also imposed a restraining order on the man and have banned him from contacting the victim.

 

The disturbing case draws comparisons with that of Gisele Pelicot in France, who was raped by dozens of men on numerous occasions - with her then-husband orchestrating the assaults.

 

Gisele's husband, Dominique Pelicot, would knock her unconscious by lacing her food and drink with drugs and offered her to strangers he met online between 2011 and 2020, filming their assaults.

 

He was found guilty on all charges last year and sentenced to 20 years in prison, which was the maximum possible.

 

He admitted his role and did not appeal.

 

All 50 of his co-defendants were also found guilty of various charges related to the case.

 

Sentences ranged from three to 15 years imprisonment for the other convicted men.

 

One of them was convicted of drugging and raping his own wife with Dominique Pelicot’s help.

 

The trial drew international attention after Gisèle Pelicot opposed a closed hearing, a demand made by several defendants.

 

The court sided with her. Her courage inspired campaigners against sexual and sexist violence and the shocking case spurred a national reckoning over rape culture in France.

 

The evidence included stomach-churning homemade videos of rapes and assaults that Dominique Pelicot filmed in the couple’s home in the small Provence town of Mazan and elsewhere.