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Were fulfilled ten years after the death of the student of the Universidad de los Andes, Luis Andrés Colmenares, and his family continues to fight to clarify a very media case, of which there are still circumstances that are not fully clear.
His father, Luis Colmenares remembered the pain who has lived since his departure with a post on his twitter account these Christmas days.
(Also read: Ten years later, Colmenares’ mother talks about the painful process).
“Escape for a while from heaven and come share with me this Christmas” are some of the words he says in his publication.
Nothing is impossible now Luís Andres, that is why I keep insisting dear son, escape for a little bit from heaven and come and share with me this Christmas, even for a little while today 24, to give us a hug again, we cry together, and you go . Talk to GOD …#LaOpiniónDeColmenares pic.twitter.com/MV4N9Pd00j
– ✏️LUIS COLMENARES R. (@lcolmenaresr) Dec 24, 2020
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Ten years after the death of the 20-year-old, developments around the case continue to be known, such as the complaints of damage to a memorial plaque of the events which was located at the site of the death or details of the private life of those linked to the investigation.
(Also: Death of Luis Andrés Colmenares: ten years of a media case).
Every October the subject is of general interest again and the versions or hypotheses of what happened begin to emerge again. For this occasion, Christmas was his father’s excuse to remember him and without a doubt, hundreds of people expressed solidarity with the father, responding to his publication.
“In the midst of all your pain, I want to wish you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas, I pray that God continues to fill you with strength and wisdom to keep moving forward amid all this turbulence !! With the faith that justice will come! ”, @ Sonelago1994 replied.
In an interview with EL TIEMPO last October, Luis Alfonso Colmenares, the young man’s father, confirmed that In February of this year, they filed an official letter before the Superior Court of Bogotá to rule in the second instance for the acquittal of Laura Moreno and Jessi Quintero.
(It may be of your interest: The acquittal that rewrote the history of the Colmenares case).
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