Julen's father, the 2-year-old boy who died trapped in a well, said, "I curse myself, I curse that day"

In the interview, he relates that he and his wife, Vicky, live in their friends' house. "Before, we lived with my family, but when iver arrived (his first son died in 2017), we had to go because they were all memories, and now you start to see dolls, bullets … We stay three or four days in that of a friend and we will only sleep at home. "said Jose.

Julen Roselló died while falling in a deep and narrow well, but his body was found more than a week later. after a big operation with minors who put the country in suspense.

According to his parents, the boy accidentally fell on January 13 in an abandoned pit 25 cm in diameter and more than 100 meters deep to find water. He was playing on land belonging to a family member while his parents were having lunch near the well, which, according to the authorities, was dug without authorization.

According to the first elements of the research quoted by Gómez de Celis, Julen suffered a "free fall of 71 meters". According to an AFP photographer, upon learning of the tragic outcome, Julen's father shouted "No, not yet!", While the mother ran screaming her pain and asking the authorities, in a climate of tension, to hold the press at a distance.

The small search operation involved the mobilization of huge means: about 300 people, explosives to dig and a unit of elite minors from Asturias. (North West). At the autopsy, several local media discovered that Julen died on the same day of the fall of the aftermath of a "craniocephalic trauma".

"We are eternally grateful to the Civil Guard, the firemen, the miners, the engineers, the workers, the psychologists, the emergencies 112, the volunteers of the Civil Protection, the neighbors of Totalán, El Palo … To the woman who gave us the house, to the colonel "and the sub-delegate -María Gámez-, who listened to me, with my complaints, with my protests, but gave us a wonderful treatment, and the journalists, who told us when we asked for more research and, with a few exceptions, they treated us well, we felt very excited, "he repeated several times during the interview. he said: "Even if the pain does not take me, I will be eternally grateful".