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The threat reached the home of one of the mothers of the 5 young people killed in the Llano Verde sector, in CaliCaracol Radio reported.
Although the radio frequency did not identify the woman to protect your safetyHe explained that the pamphlet seeks that the group of mothers cease their claims against the case.
In the threat, the woman they demand that she be quiet and to leave the investigative process that is being carried out for the massacre, the station details.
And it is that intimidation comes when the families have openly expressed their doubts about the progress of the investigation. In fact, they are looking for the process not to be closed.
In that sense, Elmer Montaña, a lawyer representing one of the families, told the station that “the Attorney General’s Office practically closed the case when they captured the 2 people who, apparently, were involved in the homicides ”.
Montaña assured that this attitude on the part of the investigating entity is “regrettable” because victims keep asking questions about the motives that led those accused to commit the crime.
Still, the medium recalled that the authorities are still looking for Gabriel Bejarano, the third one marked by the massacre of the 5 youths.
“Cloths of warm water”
For several days, the relatives of the victims have argued that it is not possible that only 2 people have committed the massacre. Also, accuse the Police of having protected the alleged perpetrators of the crime.
At the time, Ruby Cortés, one of the mothers of the murdered, assured that uniformed men sheltered the designated murderers.
Said relatives don’t want “Cloths of warm water” in the investigation and that the duty of the authorities is to capture the perpetrators of the massacre.
The threat is known just when the Observatory of the Institute of Studies for Development and Peace (Indepaz) revealed that Colombia completes 51 massacres so far this year.
The entity indicates that Antioquia tops the list with 11 cases, followed by Narino and Cauca, both with 8.
They are followed by Norte de Santander, with 5 massacres; Putumayo, with 4; Chocó, Córdoba and Valle, with 2; while the departments of Atlántico, Arauca, Huila, Magdalena, Tolima, Caldas, Bolívar, Cundinamarca and Meta register one by one.
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