Intelligence injected the King of Spain with female hormones amid ridicule and astonishment

The British newspaper "The Times" published a report stating that the Spanish Central Intelligence Agency had injected the former King of Spain, Juan Carlos, with female hormones, to control his sexual impulse, which was a threat to the state.

Villarjo said that the CIA had resorted to injecting 83-year-old Juan Carlos with female hormones in order to suppress the male hormone testosterone and reduce his unbridled sexual desire.

For their part, the members of Parliament at the hearing were not convinced by Carlos's statement, and one of them even mocked this novel, saying that it resembled the latest James Bond movie.
At the same time, Villarjo denied that he played any role in giving hormones to Juan Carlos, and confirmed that he learned about this later, and that he was told by Corina zu Sayn Wittgenstein, Juan Carlos's mistress.
Villarjo justified the decision to inject the former king with female hormones that the intelligence had tried to try to calm his over-excitability after it was reported to Felix Sanz Roldan, head of the Spanish Central Intelligence.
Virjo recorded a talk by Corina zu Sayn Wittgenstein in 2016, in which she admitted that members of the royal delegation gave Juan Carlos "too many female hormones to get rid of his impulse, they took everything from him, so that he could not be with any woman," according to her statements.
Villarjo continued his speech during the parliamentary hearing, saying that he had asked him to restore the medical reports related to the examinations that Juan Carlos had conducted during his treatment for a benign tumor that had hit him, and revealed that there were traces of testosterone inhibitors, he said.