One of the young Chileans who escaped from the gallows escaped from Malaysia

Felipe Osiadacz, one of the two Chileans convicted of homicide last year in Malaysia he returned to Chile on Friday despite I should stay in Kuala Lumpur until a call from the prosecutor's office of Malaysia is resolved.

The Chilean Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that Osadadz, 27, had flown to Santiago International Airport. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stressed that the Chilean Constitution and international law recognize the right of Osiadacz to return to his country Considering that at the time of entry, no arrest warrant was pending in Chile or abroad.

"The State of Chile wishes to express its absolute respect for the decisions taken by the courts of the Kingdom of Malaysia," added the Chilean Executive in a statement.

Osiadacz and his friend Fernando Candia were arrested on August 4, 2017 after being arrested. to kill a Malaysian transvestite in a fight at the door of a hotel in Kuala Lumpur.

They claim that they acted in self-defense and they just tried to immobilize their attacker on the ground. The victim, identified as Yusaini Bin Ishak, had used different types of drugs and she died asphyxiated, something that Chileans say they have not realized before.

In principle, it was said that they could be sentenced to death by hanging, but the Malaysian justice eventually sentenced to two years in prison for willful homicide.

The two young men spent more than fifteen months in prison until last December. released for good behavioralthough they were forbidden to leave Kuala Lumpur until the Office of the Prosecutor was seized of an appeal.

Apparently Osiadacz took advantage of a violation of the law to leave Malaysia. The young man who has Double nationalityhad entered Malaysia with his Spanish pbadportand renewed his Chilean pbadport in 2018 because I had expired. That's what he used to escape the country, according to the Chilean newspaper The third.

Osiadacz traveled from Malaysia to Indonesia or Singapore. There, he would have flown to Belgium and from European country to Santiago, Chile, where he was received by relatives.