Tension at Julen's funeral: the police organized an operation to avoid conflicts between relatives and the press

Since the beginning of Julen's rescue operation, the two-year-old boy fell into a well 71 meters deep in Malaga, the Spanish and international media have been put on hold. The expectation of a miracle, after 13 days of excavations, attracted dozens of journalists in the municipality of Totalán. But when they found the boy dead, the parents asked for privacy and They staged several moments of tension with the presswho came to the funeral this Sunday.

In the vicinity of the sailing house Parcemasa, in the district of El Palo, it was possible to observe an excellent security deployment to avoid new incidents. For this, the authorities sent reinforcements from the local police and the national police. And he stayed in a remote area of ​​reporters, so that they could not have contact with the child's parents.

On Saturday, when they handed Julen's remains to their parents, there were moments of violence when one of the relatives (some sources of L & # 39; vanguard they maintained that he was the owner of the farm where the boy fell) break into the media area and remove the aluminum stairs where some of the photographers have been uploaded. In turn, he threw a tripod on the ground. Before other members of the family joined the police, the police had to intervene and separate them.

The wrath of the boy's inner circle increased after he had various rumors spread about what happened on the day of the accident. Information denied, mainly by the police who is conducting the investigation.

At the last farewell of Julen, a hundred of neighbors from Malaga approached the house to say goodbye to the boy and accompany their parents, who had not left since Saturday, the day of the delivery of the body.

L & # 39; autopsy

Neither hunger, thirst, nor lack of oxygen. Julen's autopsy revealed that the boy had died a few minutes after going through the 71 meter deep hole and 25 centimeters in diameter.

The first results showed that the boy had wounds compatible with polytrauma, found in different parts of the body. The review, which was conducted by forensic experts from the Institute of Forensic Medicine, also included some medical tests whose details are still awaited.

The first one, however, clearly transcended that the position of the child's body "determines that the fall was free and fast to the area where it was found. "

In turn, the sources of the case highlighted that the boy had fallen on a dirt floor and "I also had another cap on the top". That is, his only air was the one between his feet and his head. The chances of survival despite the fall were minimal.