June 30, 2024 • 31 mins
David era un joven malagueño de 21 años brillante estudiante de ingeniería informática. Su familia tenia una pequeña casa de aperos en el “paraje de los ciegos”, en la parte baja del Guadalmedina.
Allí acudía cada tarde de verano para recoger algarrobas, que vendía para obtener unos ingresos. La mala fortuna hizo que la tarde del 29 de agosto del 2022, este joven responsable y serio, se “tropezara” en la finca con un anciano demacrado que le dio muy mala espina.
Aquel hombre armado con una escopeta le dijo que estaba cazando zorros que se comían sus gallinas.
Fue la última vez que se vio con vida a David.
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Allí acudía cada tarde de verano para recoger algarrobas, que vendía para obtener unos ingresos. La mala fortuna hizo que la tarde del 29 de agosto del 2022, este joven responsable y serio, se “tropezara” en la finca con un anciano demacrado que le dio muy mala espina.
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Very good. You are hearing anew episode from behind the Truth. My
name is Fran Muñoz and I welcomeyou to the July episode of two thousand
twenty- four. If you areone of the lucky or lucky ones on
vacation, I wish you a greattime as always, and before we start
(00:34):
I want to thank our producers.Your help is very important to the viability
of this podcast. In the descriptionof this episode you have the ways to
collaborate as a producer of Behind theTruth. Remember that it is very important
for a small podcast like ours togive us a I like that you leave
(00:58):
us a comment and, above all, that you buy it with your friends.
It is the only way we havefor different platforms to give us more
visibility and, above all and ina personal capacity, to know which episode
you like best. Thank you somuch for your support. David, our
(01:23):
protagonist was a 21- year-old young Malagan, a brilliant computer engineering
student to a very serious and responsibleperson. On the afternoon of August 29th,
two thousand twenty- two left hishouse, as every evening, in
the direction of the blind in themountains, in the lower part of the
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Guadalmedina, in Malaga, where hisparents had a small house of tools.
There he had permission from the ownersof the adjoining farms to collect carobs that
he later sold, earning income sothat he could pay his expenses and not
depend on his parents. It wasabout seven o' clock in the afternoon,
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when he arrived at the house oftools. There was found an old
man emaciated, armed with a huntingshotgun that did not give him good sensations.
He gave her water and they hada little conversation. The stranger told
her he was hunting foxes in thatarea because they were eating their chickens.
Such was the impression of that strangeold man who wrote a message through Whatsapp
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to his parents and friends, amessage that would later be very important.
I ran into an old man lookinglike he was shit, I was literally
telling him that I had given himwater to earn his trust. And the
little conversation he had had with theold man shortly after sending that whatsapp.
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David' s phone went out andhe didn' t turn back on the
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truth a tour of the black historyof our country and at dusk David didn
' t come home. His phonewas off and he didn' t respond
to his parents' messages, whichmade it very clear that something bad had
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happened to his son. They reportedher missing in the police station. The
family and friends moved to the houseof Aperos, from where they began the
search for David. At about eightin the morning, one of the relatives
found David' s body on aslope with two gunshots to the head,
warning the national police taking charge ofthe investigation. The agents of the homicide
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group of the Provincial Police Station ofMalaga, the police faced one of the
most difficult investigations, a crime inthe middle of nowhere, in a natural
place of difficult access, without witnessesor security cameras, with hardly any clues.
The only thing the agents knew wasthat they were looking for a bad
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looking man who was apparently hunting foxesand who should know that place, as
it was not a regular hiking areaand was difficult to access. The crime
investigation was baptized as a carob operation. They took statements in an association of
hunters from the area to the ownersof fins, especially those who had chickens.
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All the information provided to them wasinvestigated, but none of them could
provide any reliable information to identify thesuspect. The scientific police collected up to
sixty different vestiges at the crime scene. One of them was a DNA sample
found in the zipper of the victim' s backpack, with two different generic
profiles and which became key to theresolution of the case. One of those
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profiles was from David, the otherfrom an unknown male, i e he
had no police record for violent crimesand there was no record in the DNA
database. Thanks to the advance ofscience to the scientific police officers they decided
to use a year later a pioneeringtechnique that consisted of isolating the chromosome and
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allowing it to focus researchers on thepaternal branch of the genetic profile found.
By focusing on the chromosome and leavingthe profile again. In the DNA database.
You get a positive in a neighborof Malaga. Although the coincidence is
not 100%, the agents confirmthat the suspect of the crime was familiar
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to the father of that neighbor fromMalaga. The officers discover that the person
concerned has changed the order of surnamesin the civil registry and therefore focuses on
investigations into the juror' s surname. Here begins a thorough and arduous task
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of research to rebuild this person's genealogical tree and genogram. The efforts
carried out by the national police inthe civil registry led them to a thousand
nine hundred and forty- nine.By not having any more data in the
register, they resort to the baptismalconsignments of the bishopric of Malaga, thus
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succeeding in dating back to one thousandeight hundred seventy- one. Finally,
the agents find a related José JuradoMontilla, sixty- two years old,
native of the Malagueño neighborhood of Campanillas, an old acquaintance of the forces and
security forces of the State, knownas the TITI or Dynamita Montilla Mote who
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put him in Galicia because in afireworks he exceeded with the charge of gunpowder.
The investigators take a surprise, asthis was an old acquaintance of the
security forces and bodies. He wasa serial killer who had starred in the
late 1980s some of the bloodiest episodesof the Black Chronicle of Malaga. After
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killing four people in just two yearsHis first known crime was in Almogía,
a municipality of just three zero inhabitantsin Malaga, located in the foothills of
the Málaga mountains. There, inmy nine hundred and eighty- five,
the corpse of Francisco González, afifty- seven- year- old neighbour
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of the port of the Tower,appeared, who had come to supervise his
cortijo. In the face of thecontinuous robberies that took place in the area,
his body was found inside the farmhouse, covered with sacks with a bullet
in the head. Apparently, hesurprised Jurado by stealing from his cortijo and
there was a strong argument between them. It is the only one of the
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four crimes for which Jurado Montilla recognizedat the end of April one thousand nine
hundred and eighty- seven in thevillage of Chorro in Malaga, belonging to
Alora, in the region of theGuadaorce valley, the bodies of two tourists,
a thirty- year- old Englishmanand a twenty- two- year
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- old German, who were campingthere, were found. Their bodies were
found, riddled with gunfire and gunshotwounds. The Civil Guard was convinced that
Dilamita Montilla came to have a friendlychat with the campers, even ate together.
After saying goodbye to them. Atdusk the TITI went away and waited
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for them to sleep to end theirlives cowardly with a shotgun cut off by
shooting with a mouthful. A fewdays after the murder of the tourists,
the Malaga neighborhood of bells shook withthe discovery of the semi- carbonized corpse
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of Antonio Paniagua, a neighbor knownfor having been the driver of the singer
Juanito Valderrama. The body was foundin his country house, in the port
of the Randos. On May 3, 1980, the Guardia Civil arrested José
Jurado at the bus station of thetwins. In Alora, he was escaped
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from Cáceres prison, where he wasconvicted of theft and illegal possession of arms.
In José Jurado' s luggage theyfound cartridges similar to those that killed
Antonio Paniagua, as well as bicyclepatches, light bulbs and batteries that the
investigators considered to have been stolen fromthe victim' s home. They also
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found a Swiss knife that was usedto end the lives of the two tourists,
a crime he always denied. Hewas sentenced for the four murders to
more than 130 years, of whichhe was only twenty- eight. He
was one of the prisoners released afterthe judgment of the Strasbourg Court, which
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knocked down the parot doctrine that appliedprison benefits on the whole sentence, rather
than on each of the sentences.That resolution saved him the last two years
in prison. As a result,he was released on 13 December from Zuera
prison in Zaragoza, where he wasserving counts. Returning to the bell slum
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where he had been raised, buthe had nothing left there. The first
night in the city she spent itunder a bridge. After successive convictions,
his family turned their backs on himexcept his mother, who continued to write
to him until his death in twothousand and seven. That first night he
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slept in a shelter and went tothe editor of Diario Sur to tell his
story. After leaving prison, hebegins to travel in Seville, Alicante,
Almería, Granada, Murcia, Valencia, Vizcaya, Guipuzco A Madrid, Badajoz.
Travel by bus, or by trainand sleep in hostels and sometimes on
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the ground. Researchers discover that hehas an account with almost six thousand followers
on the social network Tiktok with thename of user Dynamita Jurado Montilla leads a
wandering life and uploads hundreds of videosto Spain with his backpack. Well,
folks, as you take it,I' m doing fine, you see.
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I am spending myself here on anadventure in the sebantias of the Ostia,
Donostia, city of San Sebastián inbascos, you call yourself Don Hostia
to which it is not spaceable thatthey are a host that I am not
good, because I have made anice tour. I' ve now released
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some videos from up here from themota castle, and now I' m
here at the bar that, there' s the speck and a beautiful view
and I' m taking a beer. I' m taking it here and
resting for a little while and nowI' m going to watch two long
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videos that I shot a while agoand watch save them. I' ve
remembered that in the end I'm going to hang everything, not because
it' s like the only differencethat one is made from one level and
the other is taken from another level, but it' s very similar.
And also some pictures here. Therewas already the castle of Juan Sebastián,
thrown also in a time of photountil tomorrow. And now, well,
I' m going to cut logsfrom here by a cender, because if
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you go down the road, I' ve come down from the mountain.
This is all that has taken agood time thanks to his activity as a
tiktoker and thanks to the last videothat was left from the bar benito in
extremedura, in the town of valdebotoa a liquority very close to Portugal,
where he planned to go, becausethe police hurry to proceed to his arrest
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before he leaves the country of Nerario, it will not come to life mantilero.
How I' m at your littlebarber. I met a man along
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the way and for the vote somethingdid, but the truth was that he
had a nice dialogue with her.We' ve been talking about the culture
history of everything and I' vebeen trying all afternoon to invite you some
way. Don' t give memore than anything the woman. That I
loved a woman already pronado I was, but she has an intelligence, tremendous
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and an iron health. We keepthat of the little ones you find today.
The thing is, you guys knowI' m not an alcoholic who
took it or I say no once, but I' ve had a couple
of beers. I' ve hadmy drink, and here I have a
quata that I used to sing,there' s time and I didn'
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t take it. He' sbeating me up. I feel at ease,
but you know that I want tothank this man for all this street,
me too on Sundays, or thesame as that woman we' ve
talked about on icnology, about remarnationof shit. So just a few hours
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later than his life. That videowas stopped late on Thursday, May 16,
by the national police. I foundout Friday morning when I got to
the store. But, well,because one more criminal of the many that
are out there, a serial killeris that my mother and I, anyway,
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often get out of work and Ihave here walking home on the line
and now the truth. I hadnever thought that the surprise was when Sunday
already broke the news in the pressand we found out that well, there
is a series session, a thingthat does not usually happen in a town
so quiet and like a thing thatat national level, that is ringing on
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all televisions, in all the radias, then people are, because that with
the Kolenkk and that not that anythingcould happen on it. I saw the
man who said good that day.He had told several people in the village
that he was as if he werethe ones walking to Santiago, but that
Spain was walking around with the backpack. The abelin was here, the man
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who brought the dynamite here to thebar and he was telling us that we
thought it was a joke in principle, but he brought a man who found
himself in Gebora, who transported himwith his car, as far as I
know, he had no contact.This gentleman found him and very kindly,
because he tried to help him andbrought him here and a neighbor passed by
and brought him here because, hesays, he had missed the bus and
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he was going to look for himand then to do a favor to the
man, for he brought him hereand it might have been a coincidence that
he had gone elsewhere, to anothertown, to another place. You know.
Besides, that day the man wasmaking a cellar tit that asked people
what the name of this bar is, you know, and they called him
a beneficent bar and making a guyout of the bar just like sodium,
a lady that you hear all overthe place. This gentleman, whatever his
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name is, has been a problemand less, I think it' s
less that they' ve taken heror if I couldn' t have had
nonsense it' s worse, butI think that' s not coming anymore.
No boss, the owner of theVAPO. I think Crebet is a
little nervous and a little I knowa little bit of uneasy, because he
' s had there and he's a very nervous and grumpy guy,
because he might be a little bitnervous and weird. People, moreover,
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question many things, because it istrue that I believe that this gentleman has
been here very few hours in whatis the locality. But, well,
there' s a lot of kidsthen, well, there' s that
fear and that uncertainty. Sure,sure, that' s one thing that
well, you' ve already takenover justice. You can' t if
he' s done what they sayhe' s done, because he takes
care of him and that' sit, but come on, I just
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can' t believe it. Thetruth is super strong. The researchers are
convinced that José Jurado allegedly killed David, the young man from Malaga two years
earlier, for no apparent reason,probably to rob him or simply because he
had the bad luck to meet himthat day. The genetic profile of Jurado
Montilla is 100% the one found, in the zipper of David' s
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backpack. José Jurado Montilla is aserious, opportunist, pragmatic or functional killer,
mostly disorganized, who kills because somethingbothers him, bothers him or does
not suit him, or simply toget something he needs, that is,
out of pure pragmatism. For thisguy. Human life matters nothing, but
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the story of Dynamita Montilla does notend with this arrest. The officers have
serious suspicions and are investigating their possibleinvolvement in the disappearance. A year ago
from a young Esther. This breadwas a forty- two- year-
old Sevillian girl, who had movedto the Levante area, fleeing the mistreatment
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of her former partner. He'd been living a few complicated years.
Montilla met her at a hostel inAlicante in August of the two thousand twenty
- three, as he himself recountsin one of his videos in Tiktok,
that such friend. Good morning,it' s four o' clock in
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the morning, and I can't sleep. I' ve been thinking
about my friend all day and he' s got my dream taken away from
me. He' s got mydream taken away from me because I'
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m leaving here tomorrow. I've done the whole tour I' ve
done with her looking for her andI haven' t gotten anything positive.
I dreamt about her last night andI don' t know what to think.
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I' ve been smoking again andtoday I smoked a pack of tobacco
and when I came down from thecastle, as it turns out that in
a gas station I found half theway, I could charge a little cell
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phone and that' s why nowI have some battery to talk to you
a little bit and say that I' ve been up all night all there
' s no way I can sleep. I haven' t had any coffee
or anything, and I don't know what to think. I know
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she really likes hippie' s life. He' s been living in a
commune and that' s the conclusionthat the Seville police told me that they
think he' s still out therein some commune or something I don'
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t know if it' s trueor not. I know it was her
taste of living like a hermit andonce she told me that she was disconnected
from the civilized world any day andif baby like a hermit. I don
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' t know if that was trueor not true. What doesn' t
fit me is that the fact thatshe was with me twenty- one day
I understand because she has many friendshipsand people sometimes change maybe during that twenty
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days, because of the friendship thatemerged between us, that she acted the
way she was with me and thenthe distance separating, because I forgot that
I understand that. But what Idon' t understand is how you can
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forget the family. The family isbroken, it' s broken, and
tomorrow, well, today I'm going to film one last video to
the mother and when I get outof Badajoz, I' m going to
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be an egg, because I'm going to fake by seville and try
to see the mother and her familyand give her a hug, because I
don' t know if you're there, if you' re there
or you' re not watching thevideo. But if you' re watching
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it, I want you to knowthat I' m never going to forget
that even if you' ve passedme, because it' s things that
happen, but that twenty- onedays you lived with me, for me
were the best twenty- one daysof my life next to a woman.
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On the afternoon of the 23rd ofAugust of the 23, 000 23rd,
Esther' s mother, Pepa,received a strange message from her daughter.
Mom, I haven' t beena good daughter, I haven' t
been honest many times Pepa missed thatmessage and asked her daughter to make a
video call to talk. As usual. Mom, I' ve lied to
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you many times. He was supposedto write Esther again. I' ve
led a double life. I'm forty- two years old and I
can do with my life whatever Iwant and you have me Harta. I
want to make my life away fromhere. Pepa tried to call her.
She wanted to confirm that it washer daughter who was sending those messages,
since she didn' t express herselflike that, but she didn' t
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have success. I don' tthink you' re the one writing me
an audio. Esther wrote to hermother without audio response and no signal.
I was trying to call him,but he was off. The minute.
It sounded like a new message.I' m going with some friends to
Argentina. Shortly after receiving these strangemessages, her mother filed a complaint for
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the disappearance of her daughter. Afew days later she received a strange video
call by whatsapp from José Jurado.The man told her that he was Esther
' s friend and hostel partner andthat he had been with her in August.
Your daughter is his lovely person,but very confident. I told him
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you trust others a lot. Hetold that they left the hostel of Alicante
together, where he arrived because hewas going to make the way to Santiago.
He also told him that they traveledtogether to Denia. Then in Denia
we walked as far as Gandía.On 21 August, they separated, said,
and did not see her again.He said that he had gone with
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his friends, the same thing thatPepa summarized to me that they separated and
never contacted him again, but itwasn' t the only call. There
were several contacts that Pepa had withhim. The man seemed to feel about
the investigation. He wanted to knowhow everything was going He was asked more
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than once. He even called onsocial media to look for Esther A Pepa
did not give him very good spineand went to police stations again to inform
the agents of the strange life called. That man was the last person to
see her alive before missing her daughter' s clue. And it' s
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the person who appeared in the lastphoto Pepa had of her daughter days before
she disappeared. And both the policeof Alicante and the police of Seville,
where the missing complaint was made byhis family. It was the police.
He can meet you with me.Be coping with it all because it was
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a girl who left a big footprinton me since the arrest of José Jurado
Montilla for the murder of David.There' s no evidence or data to
implicate him in Esther' s disappearance. The police are still trying to find
out the whereabouts of the young woman. You gave it all to me for
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nothing. Like me, I alsogave it to you and I promised myself
that if I went out I wouldlive in the country and that I would
go with you, that strong,I would take care of the puppies and
the little house and you would goto work a bar or anywhere in order
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to earn some money so that wecould live well, despite the age difference
between you and me. And youtold me that you didn' t care
about age, that you wanted tolive the rest of your life by my
side, and that' s whatyou marked me for and all this time
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I' ve always been thinking aboutyou waiting for a call or a message
that would tell me where we couldsee each other so that at last that
illusion and that desire of yours andmine would also have come true. We
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have the chapter already recorded, editedand uploaded to the port of Spriker for
subsequent publication. When we have hadto re- record, as last Friday
twenty- first of June of thetwo thousand twenty- four, when the
months of communication echo a very importantnews, the location of Esther Estepa'
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s body. The remains were locatedafter an intense search by the national police
in a medium between the road ofPlaya de Candía and the national road three
hundred thirty- two hidden under adense cane. On February 2, 2000,
two hikers looking for a shortcut cameacross a human skull and alerted the
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national police. Last June, geneticresults confirmed that the skull belonged to Mari
Esther Estepa. An intense search ofthe area began, culminating last Friday,
June twenty- first, of thetwenty- four thousand. With the appearance
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of the remains of Esther' sskeletonized corpse and her documentation. The police
are continuing their investigation in order toprove that Dynamita Montilla was the author of
his death. We want to senda big hug. We accompany him in
the feeling of the loss of hisdaughter to Pepa, his family and friends
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so far today' s episode,a very hard episode that we want to
dedicate to the families and friends ofthe five victims that could be six if
the police manage to prove that DynamitaMontilla was also behind Esther' s death.
Thank you so much for joining ushere. If you' re on
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vacation enjoy them and you' rewaiting to catch them. It' s
less than that. We will restnext August, so there will be no
episode until the first Monday of September, to which I place you. Before
I finish, I want to senda strong hug to all the members of
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the Telegram group and thank Carmen forher invaluable support, without which this podcast
would not be possible. If youliked it, don' t forget to
give us one I like to leavea comment and share it with your friends.
We heard each other in September andremember don' t forget to try
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to be happy so much
Very good. You are hearing anew episode from behind the Truth. My
name is Fran Muñoz and I welcomeyou to the July episode of two thousand
twenty- four. If you areone of the lucky or lucky ones on
vacation, I wish you a greattime as always, and before we start
(00:34):
I want to thank our producers.Your help is very important to the viability
of this podcast. In the descriptionof this episode you have the ways to
collaborate as a producer of Behind theTruth. Remember that it is very important
for a small podcast like ours togive us a I like that you leave
(00:58):
us a comment and, above all, that you buy it with your friends.
It is the only way we havefor different platforms to give us more
visibility and, above all and ina personal capacity, to know which episode
you like best. Thank you somuch for your support. David, our
(01:23):
protagonist was a 21- year-old young Malagan, a brilliant computer engineering
student to a very serious and responsibleperson. On the afternoon of August 29th,
two thousand twenty- two left hishouse, as every evening, in
the direction of the blind in themountains, in the lower part of the
(01:44):
Guadalmedina, in Malaga, where hisparents had a small house of tools.
There he had permission from the ownersof the adjoining farms to collect carobs that
he later sold, earning income sothat he could pay his expenses and not
depend on his parents. It wasabout seven o' clock in the afternoon,
(02:05):
when he arrived at the house oftools. There was found an old
man emaciated, armed with a huntingshotgun that did not give him good sensations.
He gave her water and they hada little conversation. The stranger told
her he was hunting foxes in thatarea because they were eating their chickens.
Such was the impression of that strangeold man who wrote a message through Whatsapp
(02:30):
to his parents and friends, amessage that would later be very important.
I ran into an old man lookinglike he was shit, I was literally
telling him that I had given himwater to earn his trust. And the
little conversation he had had with theold man shortly after sending that whatsapp.
(02:53):
David' s phone went out andhe didn' t turn back on the
(03:34):
truth a tour of the black historyof our country and at dusk David didn
' t come home. His phonewas off and he didn' t respond
to his parents' messages, whichmade it very clear that something bad had
(03:58):
happened to his son. They reportedher missing in the police station. The
family and friends moved to the houseof Aperos, from where they began the
search for David. At about eightin the morning, one of the relatives
found David' s body on aslope with two gunshots to the head,
warning the national police taking charge ofthe investigation. The agents of the homicide
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group of the Provincial Police Station ofMalaga, the police faced one of the
most difficult investigations, a crime inthe middle of nowhere, in a natural
place of difficult access, without witnessesor security cameras, with hardly any clues.
The only thing the agents knew wasthat they were looking for a bad
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looking man who was apparently hunting foxesand who should know that place, as
it was not a regular hiking areaand was difficult to access. The crime
investigation was baptized as a carob operation. They took statements in an association of
hunters from the area to the ownersof fins, especially those who had chickens.
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All the information provided to them wasinvestigated, but none of them could
provide any reliable information to identify thesuspect. The scientific police collected up to
sixty different vestiges at the crime scene. One of them was a DNA sample
found in the zipper of the victim' s backpack, with two different generic
profiles and which became key to theresolution of the case. One of those
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profiles was from David, the otherfrom an unknown male, i e he
had no police record for violent crimesand there was no record in the DNA
database. Thanks to the advance ofscience to the scientific police officers they decided
to use a year later a pioneeringtechnique that consisted of isolating the chromosome and
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allowing it to focus researchers on thepaternal branch of the genetic profile found.
By focusing on the chromosome and leavingthe profile again. In the DNA database.
You get a positive in a neighborof Malaga. Although the coincidence is
not 100%, the agents confirmthat the suspect of the crime was familiar
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to the father of that neighbor fromMalaga. The officers discover that the person
concerned has changed the order of surnamesin the civil registry and therefore focuses on
investigations into the juror' s surname. Here begins a thorough and arduous task
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of research to rebuild this person's genealogical tree and genogram. The efforts
carried out by the national police inthe civil registry led them to a thousand
nine hundred and forty- nine.By not having any more data in the
register, they resort to the baptismalconsignments of the bishopric of Malaga, thus
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succeeding in dating back to one thousandeight hundred seventy- one. Finally,
the agents find a related José JuradoMontilla, sixty- two years old,
native of the Malagueño neighborhood of Campanillas, an old acquaintance of the forces and
security forces of the State, knownas the TITI or Dynamita Montilla Mote who
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put him in Galicia because in afireworks he exceeded with the charge of gunpowder.
The investigators take a surprise, asthis was an old acquaintance of the
security forces and bodies. He wasa serial killer who had starred in the
late 1980s some of the bloodiest episodesof the Black Chronicle of Malaga. After
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killing four people in just two yearsHis first known crime was in Almogía,
a municipality of just three zero inhabitantsin Malaga, located in the foothills of
the Málaga mountains. There, inmy nine hundred and eighty- five,
the corpse of Francisco González, afifty- seven- year- old neighbour
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of the port of the Tower,appeared, who had come to supervise his
cortijo. In the face of thecontinuous robberies that took place in the area,
his body was found inside the farmhouse, covered with sacks with a bullet
in the head. Apparently, hesurprised Jurado by stealing from his cortijo and
there was a strong argument between them. It is the only one of the
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four crimes for which Jurado Montilla recognizedat the end of April one thousand nine
hundred and eighty- seven in thevillage of Chorro in Malaga, belonging to
Alora, in the region of theGuadaorce valley, the bodies of two tourists,
a thirty- year- old Englishmanand a twenty- two- year
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- old German, who were campingthere, were found. Their bodies were
found, riddled with gunfire and gunshotwounds. The Civil Guard was convinced that
Dilamita Montilla came to have a friendlychat with the campers, even ate together.
After saying goodbye to them. Atdusk the TITI went away and waited
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for them to sleep to end theirlives cowardly with a shotgun cut off by
shooting with a mouthful. A fewdays after the murder of the tourists,
the Malaga neighborhood of bells shook withthe discovery of the semi- carbonized corpse
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of Antonio Paniagua, a neighbor knownfor having been the driver of the singer
Juanito Valderrama. The body was foundin his country house, in the port
of the Randos. On May 3, 1980, the Guardia Civil arrested José
Jurado at the bus station of thetwins. In Alora, he was escaped
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from Cáceres prison, where he wasconvicted of theft and illegal possession of arms.
In José Jurado' s luggage theyfound cartridges similar to those that killed
Antonio Paniagua, as well as bicyclepatches, light bulbs and batteries that the
investigators considered to have been stolen fromthe victim' s home. They also
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found a Swiss knife that was usedto end the lives of the two tourists,
a crime he always denied. Hewas sentenced for the four murders to
more than 130 years, of whichhe was only twenty- eight. He
was one of the prisoners released afterthe judgment of the Strasbourg Court, which
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knocked down the parot doctrine that appliedprison benefits on the whole sentence, rather
than on each of the sentences.That resolution saved him the last two years
in prison. As a result,he was released on 13 December from Zuera
prison in Zaragoza, where he wasserving counts. Returning to the bell slum
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where he had been raised, buthe had nothing left there. The first
night in the city she spent itunder a bridge. After successive convictions,
his family turned their backs on himexcept his mother, who continued to write
to him until his death in twothousand and seven. That first night he
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slept in a shelter and went tothe editor of Diario Sur to tell his
story. After leaving prison, hebegins to travel in Seville, Alicante,
Almería, Granada, Murcia, Valencia, Vizcaya, Guipuzco A Madrid, Badajoz.
Travel by bus, or by trainand sleep in hostels and sometimes on
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the ground. Researchers discover that hehas an account with almost six thousand followers
on the social network Tiktok with thename of user Dynamita Jurado Montilla leads a
wandering life and uploads hundreds of videosto Spain with his backpack. Well,
folks, as you take it,I' m doing fine, you see.
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I am spending myself here on anadventure in the sebantias of the Ostia,
Donostia, city of San Sebastián inbascos, you call yourself Don Hostia
to which it is not spaceable thatthey are a host that I am not
good, because I have made anice tour. I' ve now released
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some videos from up here from themota castle, and now I' m
here at the bar that, there' s the speck and a beautiful view
and I' m taking a beer. I' m taking it here and
resting for a little while and nowI' m going to watch two long
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videos that I shot a while agoand watch save them. I' ve
remembered that in the end I'm going to hang everything, not because
it' s like the only differencethat one is made from one level and
the other is taken from another level, but it' s very similar.
And also some pictures here. Therewas already the castle of Juan Sebastián,
thrown also in a time of photountil tomorrow. And now, well,
I' m going to cut logsfrom here by a cender, because if
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you go down the road, I' ve come down from the mountain.
This is all that has taken agood time thanks to his activity as a
tiktoker and thanks to the last videothat was left from the bar benito in
extremedura, in the town of valdebotoa a liquority very close to Portugal,
where he planned to go, becausethe police hurry to proceed to his arrest
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before he leaves the country of Nerario, it will not come to life mantilero.
How I' m at your littlebarber. I met a man along
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the way and for the vote somethingdid, but the truth was that he
had a nice dialogue with her.We' ve been talking about the culture
history of everything and I' vebeen trying all afternoon to invite you some
way. Don' t give memore than anything the woman. That I
loved a woman already pronado I was, but she has an intelligence, tremendous
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and an iron health. We keepthat of the little ones you find today.
The thing is, you guys knowI' m not an alcoholic who
took it or I say no once, but I' ve had a couple
of beers. I' ve hadmy drink, and here I have a
quata that I used to sing,there' s time and I didn'
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t take it. He' sbeating me up. I feel at ease,
but you know that I want tothank this man for all this street,
me too on Sundays, or thesame as that woman we' ve
talked about on icnology, about remarnationof shit. So just a few hours
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later than his life. That videowas stopped late on Thursday, May 16,
by the national police. I foundout Friday morning when I got to
the store. But, well,because one more criminal of the many that
are out there, a serial killeris that my mother and I, anyway,
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often get out of work and Ihave here walking home on the line
and now the truth. I hadnever thought that the surprise was when Sunday
already broke the news in the pressand we found out that well, there
is a series session, a thingthat does not usually happen in a town
so quiet and like a thing thatat national level, that is ringing on
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all televisions, in all the radias, then people are, because that with
the Kolenkk and that not that anythingcould happen on it. I saw the
man who said good that day.He had told several people in the village
that he was as if he werethe ones walking to Santiago, but that
Spain was walking around with the backpack. The abelin was here, the man
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who brought the dynamite here to thebar and he was telling us that we
thought it was a joke in principle, but he brought a man who found
himself in Gebora, who transported himwith his car, as far as I
know, he had no contact.This gentleman found him and very kindly,
because he tried to help him andbrought him here and a neighbor passed by
and brought him here because, hesays, he had missed the bus and
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he was going to look for himand then to do a favor to the
man, for he brought him hereand it might have been a coincidence that
he had gone elsewhere, to anothertown, to another place. You know.
Besides, that day the man wasmaking a cellar tit that asked people
what the name of this bar is, you know, and they called him
a beneficent bar and making a guyout of the bar just like sodium,
a lady that you hear all overthe place. This gentleman, whatever his
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name is, has been a problemand less, I think it' s
less that they' ve taken heror if I couldn' t have had
nonsense it' s worse, butI think that' s not coming anymore.
No boss, the owner of theVAPO. I think Crebet is a
little nervous and a little I knowa little bit of uneasy, because he
' s had there and he's a very nervous and grumpy guy,
because he might be a little bitnervous and weird. People, moreover,
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question many things, because it istrue that I believe that this gentleman has
been here very few hours in whatis the locality. But, well,
there' s a lot of kidsthen, well, there' s that
fear and that uncertainty. Sure,sure, that' s one thing that
well, you' ve already takenover justice. You can' t if
he' s done what they sayhe' s done, because he takes
care of him and that' sit, but come on, I just
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can' t believe it. Thetruth is super strong. The researchers are
convinced that José Jurado allegedly killed David, the young man from Malaga two years
earlier, for no apparent reason,probably to rob him or simply because he
had the bad luck to meet himthat day. The genetic profile of Jurado
Montilla is 100% the one found, in the zipper of David' s
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backpack. José Jurado Montilla is aserious, opportunist, pragmatic or functional killer,
mostly disorganized, who kills because somethingbothers him, bothers him or does
not suit him, or simply toget something he needs, that is,
out of pure pragmatism. For thisguy. Human life matters nothing, but
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the story of Dynamita Montilla does notend with this arrest. The officers have
serious suspicions and are investigating their possibleinvolvement in the disappearance. A year ago
from a young Esther. This breadwas a forty- two- year-
old Sevillian girl, who had movedto the Levante area, fleeing the mistreatment
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of her former partner. He'd been living a few complicated years.
Montilla met her at a hostel inAlicante in August of the two thousand twenty
- three, as he himself recountsin one of his videos in Tiktok,
that such friend. Good morning,it' s four o' clock in
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the morning, and I can't sleep. I' ve been thinking
about my friend all day and he' s got my dream taken away from
me. He' s got mydream taken away from me because I'
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m leaving here tomorrow. I've done the whole tour I' ve
done with her looking for her andI haven' t gotten anything positive.
I dreamt about her last night andI don' t know what to think.
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I' ve been smoking again andtoday I smoked a pack of tobacco
and when I came down from thecastle, as it turns out that in
a gas station I found half theway, I could charge a little cell
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phone and that' s why nowI have some battery to talk to you
a little bit and say that I' ve been up all night all there
' s no way I can sleep. I haven' t had any coffee
or anything, and I don't know what to think. I know
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she really likes hippie' s life. He' s been living in a
commune and that' s the conclusionthat the Seville police told me that they
think he' s still out therein some commune or something I don'
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t know if it' s trueor not. I know it was her
taste of living like a hermit andonce she told me that she was disconnected
from the civilized world any day andif baby like a hermit. I don
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' t know if that was trueor not true. What doesn' t
fit me is that the fact thatshe was with me twenty- one day
I understand because she has many friendshipsand people sometimes change maybe during that twenty
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days, because of the friendship thatemerged between us, that she acted the
way she was with me and thenthe distance separating, because I forgot that
I understand that. But what Idon' t understand is how you can
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forget the family. The family isbroken, it' s broken, and
tomorrow, well, today I'm going to film one last video to
the mother and when I get outof Badajoz, I' m going to
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be an egg, because I'm going to fake by seville and try
to see the mother and her familyand give her a hug, because I
don' t know if you're there, if you' re there
or you' re not watching thevideo. But if you' re watching
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it, I want you to knowthat I' m never going to forget
that even if you' ve passedme, because it' s things that
happen, but that twenty- onedays you lived with me, for me
were the best twenty- one daysof my life next to a woman.
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On the afternoon of the 23rd ofAugust of the 23, 000 23rd,
Esther' s mother, Pepa,received a strange message from her daughter.
Mom, I haven' t beena good daughter, I haven' t
been honest many times Pepa missed thatmessage and asked her daughter to make a
video call to talk. As usual. Mom, I' ve lied to
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you many times. He was supposedto write Esther again. I' ve
led a double life. I'm forty- two years old and I
can do with my life whatever Iwant and you have me Harta. I
want to make my life away fromhere. Pepa tried to call her.
She wanted to confirm that it washer daughter who was sending those messages,
since she didn' t express herselflike that, but she didn' t
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have success. I don' tthink you' re the one writing me
an audio. Esther wrote to hermother without audio response and no signal.
I was trying to call him,but he was off. The minute.
It sounded like a new message.I' m going with some friends to
Argentina. Shortly after receiving these strangemessages, her mother filed a complaint for
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the disappearance of her daughter. Afew days later she received a strange video
call by whatsapp from José Jurado.The man told her that he was Esther
' s friend and hostel partner andthat he had been with her in August.
Your daughter is his lovely person,but very confident. I told him
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you trust others a lot. Hetold that they left the hostel of Alicante
together, where he arrived because hewas going to make the way to Santiago.
He also told him that they traveledtogether to Denia. Then in Denia
we walked as far as Gandía.On 21 August, they separated, said,
and did not see her again.He said that he had gone with
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his friends, the same thing thatPepa summarized to me that they separated and
never contacted him again, but itwasn' t the only call. There
were several contacts that Pepa had withhim. The man seemed to feel about
the investigation. He wanted to knowhow everything was going He was asked more
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than once. He even called onsocial media to look for Esther A Pepa
did not give him very good spineand went to police stations again to inform
the agents of the strange life called. That man was the last person to
see her alive before missing her daughter' s clue. And it' s
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the person who appeared in the lastphoto Pepa had of her daughter days before
she disappeared. And both the policeof Alicante and the police of Seville,
where the missing complaint was made byhis family. It was the police.
He can meet you with me.Be coping with it all because it was
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a girl who left a big footprinton me since the arrest of José Jurado
Montilla for the murder of David.There' s no evidence or data to
implicate him in Esther' s disappearance. The police are still trying to find
out the whereabouts of the young woman. You gave it all to me for
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nothing. Like me, I alsogave it to you and I promised myself
that if I went out I wouldlive in the country and that I would
go with you, that strong,I would take care of the puppies and
the little house and you would goto work a bar or anywhere in order
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to earn some money so that wecould live well, despite the age difference
between you and me. And youtold me that you didn' t care
about age, that you wanted tolive the rest of your life by my
side, and that' s whatyou marked me for and all this time
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I' ve always been thinking aboutyou waiting for a call or a message
that would tell me where we couldsee each other so that at last that
illusion and that desire of yours andmine would also have come true. We
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have the chapter already recorded, editedand uploaded to the port of Spriker for
subsequent publication. When we have hadto re- record, as last Friday
twenty- first of June of thetwo thousand twenty- four, when the
months of communication echo a very importantnews, the location of Esther Estepa'
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s body. The remains were locatedafter an intense search by the national police
in a medium between the road ofPlaya de Candía and the national road three
hundred thirty- two hidden under adense cane. On February 2, 2000,
two hikers looking for a shortcut cameacross a human skull and alerted the
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national police. Last June, geneticresults confirmed that the skull belonged to Mari
Esther Estepa. An intense search ofthe area began, culminating last Friday,
June twenty- first, of thetwenty- four thousand. With the appearance
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of the remains of Esther' sskeletonized corpse and her documentation. The police
are continuing their investigation in order toprove that Dynamita Montilla was the author of
his death. We want to senda big hug. We accompany him in
the feeling of the loss of hisdaughter to Pepa, his family and friends
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so far today' s episode,a very hard episode that we want to
dedicate to the families and friends ofthe five victims that could be six if
the police manage to prove that DynamitaMontilla was also behind Esther' s death.
Thank you so much for joining ushere. If you' re on
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vacation enjoy them and you' rewaiting to catch them. It' s
less than that. We will restnext August, so there will be no
episode until the first Monday of September, to which I place you. Before
I finish, I want to senda strong hug to all the members of
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the Telegram group and thank Carmen forher invaluable support, without which this podcast
would not be possible. If youliked it, don' t forget to
give us one I like to leavea comment and share it with your friends.
We heard each other in September andremember don' t forget to try
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