Pablo Lyle: the death of the Mexican actor poses a risk for the murder case in Miami
BBC World
MIAMI – Mexican actor Pablo Lyle was sentenced Tuesday in South Florida for killing a man during a fight. A six-person jury in Miami-Dade County Circuit Court found Lyle, 35, guilty of murder, according to court documents.
He will be sentenced to 15 years in prison.
“Two lives have been destroyed by simple road rage, a situation we see all too often on our streets across the country,” Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle said in a statement.
“Two lives have been destroyed by simple road rage, a situation we see all too often on our streets across the country,” Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle said in a statement.
Before his arrest in the United States, Lyle starred in several soap operas and the Netflix detective series “Yankee.” To his credit, the telenovela “La sombra del fondo” and the movie “Mirreyes contra Godínez” stand out.
Lyle said he was acting in self-defense and trying to protect his children in March 2019 when he stabbed 63-year-old Juan Ricardo Hernández during an altercation in a Miami suburb.
Hernandez, who was unarmed, suffered head injuries and died four days later at a hospital.
Hernandez, who was unarmed, suffered head injuries and died four days later at a hospital.
