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"I am indignant and appalled because I feel that they are violating all my human rights and that we are certainly not on trial," said Juan Santos Marroquín – with a new name since 1997 – in an interview published Sunday. Nation.
Santos Marroquín, 41, has lived in Argentina since 1994, where he was tried a month ago by Federal Judge Néstor Barral for the alleged money laundering of drug trafficking.
"I call this situation a judicial and media intimidation, where we intend to make use of our identities, kinship and nationalities as the only evidence," he added.
His mother, Maria Isabel Santos Caballero, was also prosecuted, and Victoria Henao Vallejos – who was the wife of the cartel leader of Medellín – was also charged, and former Colombian player Mauricio " Chico "Serna.
According to Marroquín, "the charge was written before being summoned for investigation" and denounced justice for "denying any evidence".
"Not a single piece of evidence that we asked for was granted to us." This accusation falls on the reading of my bank statements, and it is incredible that a judge and prosecutors do not look at two bank statements. "
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