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A Pumanque Trader in Colchagua Province, Was Detained One Year in Santa Cruz Prison After Being Convicted of the Crime of Stealing Cattle
This Is José Muñoz Guerra (53) who was sentenced to five years in prison and who could leave the prison then the Supreme Court examines an appeal filed on his behalf by considering an error in "physical examination" and "bad defense and investigation According to La Tercera.
His conviction is linked to three abigeato crimes in 2013 of a gang that operated in Chimbarongo.
The relationship with José Muñoz is that he turned out to be the owner of the truck used in the theft of animals. However, he argues that the vehicle is actually his brother, resident in Chimbarongo, who asked him to register on his behalf for fear of losing him when he divorced.
The change in José's situation is that one of the victims, who recognized him during the trial, retracted an affidavit: he said to have him with his brother
"It was not the famous Costino, they have a resemblance, but how I saw him as a pilot, on the other side where he was (…) It is unfair that he is in prison because of his brother "he said. He was in Pumanque Crescent, where he made charitable works with his friends to raise money for his 26-year-old daughter, who suffers from a severe neurological damage chronicle that keeps her prostrate.
In the appeal, the affidavit of two band members was attached, which alleges that the one who participated in the crimes was actually the convict's brother
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