The iPhone of DJ Valentina Trespalacios, who was killed in Bogota last Sunday, is a key piece of the investigation. According to the relatives of the 21-year-old woman, she communicated with her boyfriend John Poulos through an interpreter. there must be evidence of the appointed murderer and what happened before he was drowned.
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EL TIEMPO had exclusive access to the person’s statement It is not true that he found the device and that it was in one of the trash cans at the El Dorado airport in Bogota, as originally described.
Chief of a security company On Sunday, January 22, he was on duty at satellite point 4, corresponding to the perimeter of El Dorado airport, between 06:00 in the morning and 18:00 in the evening..
About gate 14 of the airport leading to the plot known as HB Fondo.
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According to him, Around 10:30 am, he realized that the motorcycle with license plate JTV03E had lost his ownership card and airport card. It belongs to the security company he works for.
“At about 2:45 pm, on the motorcycle with license plate number OCD83E, I exit Gate 15 to 103 St, 24 east-west, outside lot HB Fondo. I slowly initiate a search control on the motorcycle. When I come up and down between the Primax gas station and Terpel, I see crushed disposable cups and small trash. I’m stopping here to see if anyone’s throwing the paperwork off the motorcycle…” said the chief.
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And added: “I was at this place around 3:15pm where I found the cell phone, no address but in the middle of Primax and Terpel gas station.…”.
Discovery time is key for researchers. This intersects with the videos you’ve seen Poulos then takes out the suitcase with Valentina’s body in a market cart.
As he stated, he saw a cell phone on the grass in front of the workplace in question: “I bought it, it has a Louis Vuitton cell phone case, it has a cartoon of Mickey Mouse on it. I can see the cell phone is white, I’m checking it and apparently I didn’t have a SimCard.”
The emoticon shows that he pressed the power button and a photo of an alcoholic woman appeared. He lifted the cover of his cell phone and confirmed that he did not have a card.
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The man stated that his stepdaughter had inspected the device and that it was an iPhone 11 or 12 and it was in very good condition.
The supervisor assures him that he asks if anyone is interested in buying it.
“I was going to sell it because no one would claim it. The purpose of selling the cell phone was to get some of the money he had to pay for the motorcycle documents.taking into account that I must be financially responsible for this loss, because the company does not bear this economic expense.”
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He also admitted that he had told a relative that they had offered money for his mobile phone: “I tell him 550,000 pesos with the intention of holding his cell phone as soon as possible, and he answers no (…). Half an hour later, my wife called me on my personal cell phone and said that my stepdaughter had arrived. He realized that they had just published the photo of the woman who appeared in the photo on the mobile phone screen on social networks, that the post said that this woman was dead and that they killed her over the weekend…”
The device was handed over to Sijín and is in the hands of forensic investigators trying to recover the information (messages and photos). deleted, in which case it will be the key.
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