The lawyer of Chilean tourists who could be sentenced to death in Malaysia said: "They are very bad"

The Chilean Fernando Candia, 30, and Felipe Osiadacz, 28, was enjoying his first day of vacation in Malaysia when a
The confused episode ended with the hubbub: these young people were involved in a fight that had a fatal victim.

According to the story of their relatives, "they were approached by a Malay, who according to the forensic report was under the influence of narcotics." This man, followed them to the hostel after having asked "insistently" that they give him money. Once at the reception, they asked the receptionist to call the police and then the man became more violent and the young men fought and in self-defense managed to immobilize him and " without intent to hurt "the man suffered a cardiac arrest. 19659005] "Our children are innocent of the accusation that is blamed on them, this has been nothing more than a terrible accident that affected two young people who were only going to enjoy their holidays," stressed the parents.

Several months after being arrested at Sungai Buloh Prison after being charged with murder, the speaker was one of his lawyers, who will represent them when they will be tried in Kuala Lumpur in August, while they risk the death penalty.

"This is a very hard trance for all, because they had to endure that and also pay for food, medicine and their defense," Clarín Juan Carlos Manríquez, a lawyer specializing in international law, told Clarín. He lost a lot of weight, his health is precarious and we are not sure that we were given the vaccines we provide, "added the lawyer, who also explained that he had no contact with the young.

Manriquez said that what they will seek, it is "to establish that the death occurred in a context imprudent "to obtain" a lesser penalty "because they are" foreigners without antecedents ".

On the characteristics of the penitentiary system, he warned: They are having a very bad time, I do not know not sure there will be differences with the local prisoners, but the conditions, for what we have received, are difficult.Finally, he said about his defendants: "Despite the rigor of the prison regime, they have confidence that they did not commit homicide. They hope to return to their country. We expect the same thing. "