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Nogueira was found unanimously guilty by the jury and sentenced to three life sentences for the murders of Campos and the children, plus a further 25 years for the murder of Santos. He became the fifth person to be given a life sentence in Spain since the penalty was reinstated in 2015. The aggravating factors of the three murders over the other were the ages of the children, and the premeditation of the murder of Campos hours after the others. In June 2019 this sentence was partially upheld on appeal by the Castile–La Mancha Supreme Court, who revised it as a single life sentence for the murder of Campos plus 75 years for the other three, due to a technicality in applying aggravating factors. The original sentence was reinstated by the Supreme Court of Spain in May 2020, and also ordered Nogueira to pay €411,915 to relatives of the victims.

In his trial, visibly saddened that he would spend the rest of his life on the bars. For these crimes a brain abnormality was denied, he was declared healthy for what he was sentenced to life imprisonment reviewable in Spain (maximum penalty in Spain) remains isolated from other inmates due to possible violent reprisals.

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