But the Supreme Court disagreed , ruling that telephone wiretaps used to gain crucial evidence against those five suspects lacked the proper protections under Spain 's constitution , and there was `` insufficient evidence , beyond all reasonable doubt , '' to prove the crimes that prosecutors alleged . Prosecutor says the four aided fugitives from the 2004 Madrid train bombing . He is seeking sentences of eight to 13 years in prison . The Spanish government has said it will appeal against his sentence, but that does not mean he's free.
Prosecutor says the four aided fugitives from the 2004 Madrid train bombing . He is seeking sentences of eight to 13 years in prison . The Spanish government has said it will appeal against his sentence, but that does not mean he's free.