In a dramatic episode of "Case Closed," Sandra sues her husband Camilo for $20,000 compensation after being fired due to a false positive cocaine test, which she blames on Camilo. She also wants to return to Colombia. Sandra is pregnant and frustrated with Camilo's sexual impotence. Camilo, embarrassed by his condition, reveals he has used a cocaine mixture to improve his performance. The plot twists when it's revealed that Sandra's pregnancy might be the result of an affair with Camilo's friend, who provided the cocaine mixture. The judge refuses to grant a divorce or endanger Sandra's residency, suggesting couple's therapy instead. The case ends unresolved with Sandra's future uncertain.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Diego de Saavedra, a Spanish politician, mentioned not seeking a remedy or despairing.
2. A woman is suing her husband because his actions led to her job termination.
3. She is seeking $20,000 in compensation to return to Colombia.
4. The couple has been married for two and a half years.
5. The woman is currently two and a half months pregnant.
6. The husband has issues with sexual impotence and premature ejaculation.
7. The woman tested positive for cocaine at her workplace.
8. The positive cocaine test led to her job termination.
9. The husband used a mixture of Vaseline and cocaine to address his sexual issues.
10. The use of this mixture is implied to be the cause of the positive cocaine test.
11. A witness claims responsibility for creating the Vaseline and cocaine mixture.
12. The same witness suggests he might be the father of the woman's child.
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