"I close my eyes and see the well", the dramatic testimony of Julen's father

February 1, 2019

José Roselló confessed that he could not return to live in the house that he shared with his son and revealed that during the nights of operation, he and his wife were sleeping in a car near the well.

The case of Julén Roselló kept all Spain in suspense. The boy, two years old, fell in a well in Malaga and after 13 days of anxiety and an operation without precedes, his body was saved without life.

The boy's father broke the silence and lamented: "I close my eyes and see the same thing: the well". In an exclusive interview with Spanish media, José Roselló recalled the scene that ended the life of his son and said: "I curse. I curse that day. What a bad time I went there. I will not go to the country anymore and I will not eat a plate of paella either. "

Far from the anger that he felt at first, José stated that he and his wife, Victoria Garcia, felt "Very wrapped" Although the pain can not be relieved by anyone, and he said that together, they read "Excited" all the messages of support that came to them from Spain and around the world.

"We lived with my family, but when we pbaded the river, we had to go because everything was a memory, and now the same thing, you come in and you start seeing dolls, bullets. We stay at a friend's house for three or four days and we do not sleep at home" he counted.

The heartbreaking story of Julen's mother, the boy who died after falling into a well

In addition, the boy's father revealed that He spent the nights of the operation in a car with his wife. near the well where the baby fell on Sunday, January 13th. "We saw perfectly well how he fell into the hole, she (her cousin) is better than me because I was closer," he said.

Meanwhile, the judicial investigation to determine whether there were responsible for the death of the baby is taking its course and with controversy. The Judicial Association Francisco de Vitoria has manifested its "Outrage" regarding the statements of the director of the Civil Guard, Felix Azón, who badured that the tragedy was under investigation as a reckless homicide, and asked if he had provided any details on the judicial procedure. He also requested that judges be allowed to act so that "as soon as possible" the parents of the child can know what has happened.

"We ask that judges be allowed to work so that the relatives of the deceased can know as soon as possible the details of what happened"he insisted.