They investigate Julen's death as "reckless homicide" | Chronic

The death of a two-year-old boy fallen into a well in Totalán, a city in Malaga, Spain, is described as "Reckless Homicide"said Tuesday the director general of the Civil Guard, Felix Azón.

"We all think it can not be anything else, presumably," At a press conference, Azón said at a press conference that the investigation specifically indicated reckless homicide.

The chief of the Civil Guard noted, however, that "corresponds to the judicial authority"in this case the court number 9 of Malaga, "make decisions" relevant to the qualification of the facts once the investigation is completed.

The surveys focus on the owner of the farm in which is located the well in which the child fell on January 13 last, while he was playing near his father.

The owner of the land is the boyfriend of the two-year-old boy's father's cousin whose complex rescue held Spain in abeyance for thirteen days.

According to a police report, the borehole manager for the water search said he left the well sealed with stones.

As a result, the Civil Guard suspects that the owner of the operation was able to discover the well with an excavator capable of performing field work, which was done without authorization.

Azón explained that the police investigation is "almost done" and that is missing only "some fringes" before transferring it to the judicial authority.

Julen's body was saved Saturday at dawn, when he managed to get to the place of the well in which he had been trapped, more than 70 meters deep.

According to the preliminary report of the autopsy, he has two head fractures consistent with the 71-meter free fall that he suffered during his rush. In addition, he presents various polytrauma.

The investigators' thesis is that when the pibito fell to the well, its ends dragged dirt and rock from the sand walls, which is why it was buried between two mbades of earth at a depth of 71 meters.

The drilling had initially reached 110 meters, but the last section was then blocked.

A few days ago, the Andalusian government confirmed that the landowner did not have any type of permit or permission to drill.
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