As the days go by, more material emerges about the shot to death on a Caribbean island near CartagenaColombia, of the Paraguayan prosecutor Marcelo Pecci, specialized in the fight against drugs. One of the first images of the murder showed his partner, journalist Claudia Aguilera, kneeling in front of Pecci’s body. But now another video has appeared that exposes the already riddled body of the prosecutor from another perspective.
MIRA: What is known about the murder in Colombia of the Paraguayan prosecutor Marcelo Pecci
In this new recording that circulated on social networks, you can see several people surround the corpse of the judicial official in the Barú Peninsulalying on a stretcher on the beach, with his bloody face. At his side, his partner, who is pregnant, exclaims: “Has died”.
With the first investigations focused on the fact that the murder was perpetrated by hired assassins, in retaliation for the judicial actions of Peccinow in Paraguay raided six cells of people accused or in pretrial detention who could be linked to the crime.
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According to the newspapers of that country, the deputy commander of the Paraguayan Police Jorge Baldomero He specified that one of the requisitioned was the Lebanese Kassem Mohamed Hijazi and also others Colombians imprisoned for various reasons. In addition, cell phones were seized and a tablet.
Meanwhile, the authorities have already released photos of who would be one of the attackers and offered a reward of 2 billion Colombian pesos -approximately $500,000- for those who provide specific information about this person.
“They arrived two men in a boat, they approached, shot him and left. A guard wanted to get closer, but they also shot the guard, ”he described the moment of the attack to On the radio the widow, whom the prosecutor married on April 30.
In Barú they both enjoyed their honeymoon and had taken multiple photos that the journalist shared on her Instagram. According to her, her husband had received “no threat”.
General Jorge Luis Vargas, director of the Colombian National Police, announced that a Paraguayan “commission of officers” will collaborate with their country in the investigation, while there will also be support from US personnel in the investigations.