The Doubts Left by the Capture of the Five Suspects of the Quadruple Crime and Kidnapping in Trujillo
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Suspects surround the capture of five suspects involved in the Trujillo massacre, while the police do not clarify the evidence or the charges.
The cousin of one of the five detainees, said that her family member remained at home with her partner on the day of the kidnapping of the merchant in Trujillo. In addition, she claims to have photos and videos that prove her sayings
The relatives of these detainees point out that the composition of the subjects who committed the attack, recorded on the recordings on the day of the abduction, does not coincide with that of their relatives.
Senior prosecutor Jorge Chávez Cotrina, national coordinator of the Specialized Prosecutor's Offices against Organized Crime, called for caution in attributing responsibility to the five detainees for the quadruple crime and kidnapping of a mining businessman last Sunday in Trujillo, La Libertad.
On Monday, the National Police presented five young people between the ages of 18 and 23 as alleged members of Los Pulpos involved in the kidnapping of businessman Jenns Lara Tantaquilla and the murder of four of his companions.
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