This is the trial of Juan Valderrama, who would be responsible for the disappearance of Chile in Santander

Theto the sum of 200,000 pesos, that Juan Guillermo Valderrama would have paid a street inhabitant, in the coffee sector of Madrid, to burn the remains of a supposed dead animal after falling in a ravine, was the key to the authorities and the "Achilles' heel" for Valderrama.

Vanguardia was able to know that it was precisely this witness who guided the authorities to the exact location of the village of Portachuelo, in Rionegro, where they found remains of cremated bones that correspond to those of Ilse Amory Ojeda, the Chilean disappeared.

This testimony, added to other technical tests and elements discovered next to the skeleton, allowed him to issue a warrant for the disappearance of Juan Guillermo.

Fuertemente guarded by agents of the Goes and the police Sijin arrived yesterday afternoon Juan Guillermo Valderrama Amézquita in the room 3G of the Judicial Services Center of Bucaramanga to appear before a judge for his presumed responsibility in the disappearance of his partner, the Chilean citizen Ilse Amory Ojeda González.

Although required by the Colombian and Chilean media, this 28-year-old Santander youngster did not want to refer to the numerous evidence that the OTP has collected against him. The same was done by his father, Guillermo Valderrama, who even hid his face in front of the cameras, although he was not related to the case.

On the night of last Saturday, the capture was legalized against Valderrama Amézquita, which had taken place a few hours earlier in the El Cristal Bajo district, south of the capital.

Yesterday, around 5.30 pm in the afternoon, the legal proceedings continued with the hearing of charges, a procedure that was still going on behind closed doors at the end of the day. this edition.

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"He is innocent of these accusations (enforced disappearance), the Office of the Prosecutor has evidence that he has collected through the diligent work of the police.I have talked a lot about the presumption of innocence, but I do not say that it is innocent, but it is a fundamental principle that is an integral part of the law.It is what the law stipulates worldwide, "said Flor Alba Cely of Vera, defense attorney for the defendant. who asked for restraint and calm the citizenship against the attacks that his client suffered.

"We want the truth to be revealed"

For the sole purpose of knowing all the facts related to the disappearance and presumed death of the former Chilean sergeant, Alejandra Margarita Ojeda González, her younger sister, also went to court when she was in the same position. she arrived in the capital Santander, coming from the south of the country.

"I hope that justice will be done, I want the truth to be revealed and that my sister feels proud of me At this point and no one believes Juan," were the words that the woman uttered.

A few hours ago, when she had arrived at the Palonegro International Airport in Lebrija, the foreigner had stated that she trusted God and the Colombian justice system.

"I think he's going to pay here (in Colombia) and God will make him pay too." But I'm not someone to forgive, I'm a mere mortal, "said Alejandra, adding that his sister was 52 years old yesterday, which forced her even more to come to Bucaramanga, where his last trace was the 29th of March.

The family Ojeda González was surprised by the existence of a life insurance acquired in February in Chile and whose beneficiary was Vaderrama Amézquita.

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"We discovered it as soon as it appeared in the media (Saturday)."

However, Ilse Amory's sister stated that although she does not know exactly how (the inmate) has put an end to her days, as she puts (on hold) tests of expertise of the body), she is certain that the remains come from Ilse.

Advanced identification

Just yesterday, at the premises of the National Institute of Forensic Medicine and Forensic Sciences of Bogotá, one of the children of Ilse Amory was subjected to a test DNA to compare with the bone remains discovered last Friday in the rural area of ​​Rionegro in Santander. Today, the results of these badyzes will be disclosed.

It should be recalled that the Attorney General of the Nation, Néstor Humberto Martínez, indicated that if the remains corresponded to Ojeda González, the prosecutor's office could impute to the suspect the crime of femicide, among other charges.

Today, at 2 pm, the prosecution hearing continues at the Bucaramanga Judicial Services Center.