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Carolina Galvan, the mother of Sara SofiaIn the last interrogation carried out by the Prosecutor’s Office this Wednesday, he confessed that the girl is dead and tells in detail how the events occurred, according to RCN News.
During the interrogation, Carolina began her story by saying that on January 27 she left at 11 in the morning to “get money as a sex worker” and that, when she returned home, found the sleeping girl.
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According to Carolina, the minor was blowing foam from her nose, did not wake up or show signs of life: “I lay down on the bed with my cell phone again and the girl was still asleep. At 6 o’clock in the afternoon, Nilson stops to look at the girl, when he sends the children to the living room and calls me: “Caro, come on”, when I see the girl blowing foam from her nose, I attacked myself to cry and cry and the girl began to move so that she woke up and she no longer woke up ”, Carolina said in the interrogation, according to a document released exclusively by RCN News.
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When I see the girl blowing foam from her nose, I attacked myself to cry and cry and the girl began to move so that she would wake up and she no longer woke up
Carolina Galván and Nilsón were sent to jail.
Metropolitan Police of Bogotá
However, the woman at no time spoke of the intention to take the two-year-old to a hospital or to call the authorities. In his testimony he indicated: “Nilson hugged me and told me to calm down, calm down and I kept crying anyway. And we left it there for about half an hour and after a while Nilson takes a dark blue blanket, it wasn’t an adult, it was a medium blanket, it was from the child’s bed. Nilson wrapped the whole girl, from head to toe, and put her in a white sack made of white fiber, they are made of thin band-aids and left her in the living room (…) There he left the sack with Sarita “.
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With this dredge, experts from the Metropolitan Police of Bogotá try to facilitate the work to find traces of the body of the girl Sara Sofía Galván.
César Melgarejo / THE TIME
Nilson wrapped the whole girl, from head to toe, and put her in a white sack made of white fiber, they are made of thin band-aids and left her in the living room (…) There he left the sack with Sarita
Carolina said that the body of the minor was in the house from Wednesday, January 27 to 29 of that month.
At the end of the interrogation, Carolina assured that her ex-partner, Nilson Díaz, threw the minor’s body into a pipe or a river that Friday (January 29), but that the location was unknown.
“He confesses to me and tells me: I disappeared Sarita’s body. I think the children did not listen to him because he only told me but I think the children saw when that happened because they were with Nilson all the time and they saw all how things happened. When he told me that I did not believe him and we all went to the house and when he entered Sarita’s body was not there, so it was true that she had disappeared and then I asked Nilson about the body of the girl. He pretended to be silly, he didn’t want to say anything to me, so I kept insisting that he tell me where Sarita’s body was and he told me: ‘I threw it in the pipe.’
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In the interview, Carolina also accepted that she had bathed Sara Sofía with cold water and hit her with a belt once “because she was behaving very rude.” One of the hypotheses analyzed by the authorities in the case is that the blows inflicted by the mother of the minor would have caused her death.
(Details: The search for Sara Sofía does not stop, now with dredges in the river)
ELTIEMPO.COM
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