Richard Carrillo execution Venezuela blogspot leaked video, died innocently in prison
Richard Nilton Carrillo Troconis, also known as “Richard Carrillo,” was apprehended 72 hours after the murder at the Maracaibo prison. Around 25 university students were sexually assaulted in Maracaibo, Venezuela, between 2000 and 2006, placing the University of Zulia population there in a state of perpetual fear.
On November 25, two women who were sexually assaulted reported the incident to the National Police, accusing Richard Carrillo of being the culprit. However, there are many contradictions behind the case, and even Carrillo’s neighbors have assured that this behavior is very unusual in the young Peruvian who has lived in Venezuela for 16 years. Police framed Carrillo for raping the women and 25 others over the years and accused him of being the one who tormented the Suria community over the years.
“Richard was not a rapist. He was healthy, calm and cooperative. He didn’t disrespect any woman, and he didn’t seem like a sadist,” said housewife Heidy Morales Tell La Verdad from Venezuela. At the time of the arrest, some 50 people protested Carrillo’s detention and the irregularities in the case and assured that Carrillo was not detained in front of the university, as the police had indicated, but in front of his residence.
Carrillo was arrested and placed in pretrial detention pending sentencing at his trial; however, 72 hours after his arrest, he was murdered by the same inmates in Cell 2A, Building C. Guards found Carrillo in his cell with fatal stab wounds after his cellmate stabbed him, inserted him the knife in the rectum and take it away for the alleged crime. His intestines killed him.
