The hearing took place during which the sentence against Alondra Ocampo, co-accused with Naasón Joaquín García, head of the Church of La Luz del Mundo, took place. The defense and prosecution have agreed that his sentence be postponed to December 16, nearly three months after the start of the trial against the so-called “Apostle of Jesus Christ”. At the end of last year, Alondra Ocampo pleaded guilty to four of the 27 charges initially charged; three to contact minors for sexual offenses and one for forced penetration. He is now identified as another victim of Naasón Joaquín García, who is at the center of an investigation for child abuse, production of child pornography, rape and extortion. He entered into a collaboration agreement with the California attorney’s office. MILENIO was able to confirm that postponing his sentence to December 16 is part of the prosecution and defense strategy so that Ocampo can collaborate in his testimony against Joaquín García, who has pleaded not guilty on all counts. accusation but has at least five anonymous testimonies against him as well as the collaboration of Ocampo and his former private secretary, Sochil Martin, the first survivor who has come to light to recount his experience with Naasón Joaquín. Alondra Ocampo is identified in the investigation as a “groomer” or “trainer” of minors, who convinced or deceived boys and girls to be available to the maximum head of the church based in Guadalajara, Jalisco . In fact, he has been charged with more counts than Naasón Joaquín García. Now, she claims that she has been manipulated and controlled from the age of 8, and that she was part of the church, until adulthood. Like other victims, she also suffered abuse, never had the power to say no and followed the orders of the head of La Luz del Mundo under threats against her and her family.