To celebrate one month after the discovery of two dead stowaways on the landing gear of an Avianca plane at the airport At El Dorado International, the mystery of the victims’ identities has been solved.
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As reported by EL TIEMPO, in the early hours of January 6, maintenance personnel aboard the N765AV found that the two bodies had no vital signs. One was placed on the right landing gear and the other on the left landing gear and was covered with ice.
The plane had arrived from Santiago de Chile (Chile) and arrived hours after reconnaissance. the same airline stated that these people entered that area of the plane irregularly, that is, they were traveling as illegal passengers.
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At that time, this newspaper reported on the exhumation of the bodies and stated that they were two teenagers. Descendants of Afro who froze to death. It was even said that there were multiple burns on the corpses due to the low temperatures.
The plane was known to be in the Dominican Republic before crossing the route Santiago de Chile Bogotá. According to the itinerary, this displacement took place on January 3.
After more than 25 days of research, where death fingerprints and other elements (such as coins from other countries) were analyzed, It was possible to identify the bodies as belonging to two adolescents aged 14 and 15, from both Dominican and Haitian parents.
parents of adolescents living In the Dominican Republic, it has already been informed by the authorities of that country.
EL TIEMPO learned that one of the young men had been identified. Kivens Yaisen. According to authorities, a birth certificate was found in this teenager’s pocket, which has become an important piece of identity.
Another of the adolescents was identified as 14-year-old Fernando Lois González. Both left their homes on 31 December.
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According to Dominican authorities, González was the son of Gabriela González and Haitian Jean Philippe Lois. Kivens Yaisen, He was the son of Dominican José Yaisen, who will turn 15 on February 10, and Nadege Antoine, of Haiti.
According to the local newspaper Diario Libre, the efforts of Dominican forensic doctor Lourdes Gómez allowed the victims’ parents to be located after they were contacted by Forensics. In Colombia, which wants a list of adolescent boys who have been reported missing in the Dominican Republic in recent months.
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“But we were able to find Kivens Yaisen’s mother in Batey, which they declared, and at the time she learned that her son was one of the stowaways who died on the Avianca flight. We spoke with Juan Peña, the Dominican Consul in Colombia, to find out what steps were being taken, and then the State Department called us, but informed us that there was no budget to bring the bodies.”, Dr. He described Lourdes Gómez to Diario Libre.
For now, it has been determined that the Dominican authorities are working with the Colombians to obtain the samples. After the DNA analysis of the deceased’s parents and the results, legal proceedings are initiated to bring the corpses to the country.
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The teenager was reported missing on 5 January, according to Dominican authorities. the day before their bodies were found.
Therefore, local sources Colombia.de get information about the air security system in Avianca.
A local source said, “Theoretically, all pilots should control the plane 360° before taking off. How would you explain that these young people took the Dominican Republic-Bogota flight, followed by the Bogotá Santiago and Santiago-Bogota flight?” .
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