The discovery of human skulls in the home of a deposed president

A number of Paraguayan residents were surprised by human skulls in the home of the late overthrown president, Alfredo Stroessner, while an investigation of authorities alerted their agencies to find out why.

The investigation revealed that the skulls had been discovered for the homeless, where they had been buried in the floors of the ancient baths. The authorities then decided to form a research team to follow the reasons for the existence of such crimes within a radius of 12 hectares.

Ciudad del Este prosecutor Alcides Jiménez said that the skulls of homeless people in the home of the late dictator, who had ruled the country for three decades, began in 1954 and 1989 and has consequences for Struessner's regime. Paraguay. During his reign, 425 people have disappeared in the country, according to information from the Truth and Justice Commission, which allegedly accused the late dictator of committing more than 20,000 human rights violations, including arbitrary arrests and executions. as well as kidnapping and torture, prior to his eviction and departure. Country where he remained his last years In Brazil, he underwent a surgical operation that touched him until his death in 2006.