It has taken 35 years and eight months to figure out the best crime kept by the Chilean dictatorship. The murderers of one of the symbols of the Chilean resistance to the dictatorship, the singer Victor Jara, were arrested last Friday and locked in a high security prison awaiting the judge's order to know if they eventually choose to leave or processes released by the statute of limitations.
of the murderers has emerged that only two, Adolfo Paredes José Márquez and Francisco Quiroz Quiroz. What are their fifties and have confessed that unloaded their chargers up to 44 bullets on the author's body of Te recuerdo Amanda, a hymn of freedom in the 70's. Detainees have also recognized acting on orders from a mysterious military commander, without identity or rostro.Márquez and Quiroz were 18 years and were conscripts in his left Santiago garrison, responsible for the brutal repression unleashed by the coup dictator Augusto Pinochet . The clue that led police investigators to their murderers of Jara began after the identification of the soldiers who escorted the then Colonel Pedro Espinoza on his tour of Santiago stopping to send students to the wall mounted in the Chile Stadium.
One of the detainees now finally confessed: "We killed Jara. This revelation destroys the myth that the executor of the singer Leftist was an officer named Edwin Dimter and nicknamed The Prince. It was the only one of the military did not need to use a microphone. "Do you hear the sewer Marxist?" I hear the asshole? The speeches are over now, sweets of your mother! "Now they will have to work. Those who refuse to work, the shootings. Do I hear the traitors?. .. I have a voice of Prince! "exclaimed the testimony of some of the prisoners who lived the quiet stands. On Tuesday it was not spread Dimter Victor Jara who massacred but two privates whose faces still remain on the dark side.
