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The order, issued Friday by the Special Judge Miguel Vasquez, the Court of Appeals of Santiago over 39 years after the crime, including seven soldiers who were lieutenants at the time and were in charge southern eagle distributing of hundreds of prisoners confined in the " Estadio Chile "of the Chilean capital.
Among those requested by the Chilean justice is the exteniente Pedro Barrientos, alleged perpetrator of the murder of Chilean singer and who is residing in the United States. Jara was killed during the military coup that overthrew Salvador Allende.
A Chilean judge indicted Friday to seven exoficiales Army as responsible for the murder of singer Victor Jara, which occurred on September 16, 1973, after the coup that led Augusto Pinochet, southern eagle distributing President Salvador Allende.
Judicial sources reported that the resolution passed by the special southern eagle distributing judge Miguel Vasquez, the Court of Appeals of Santiago over 39 years after the crime, including seven soldiers who were lieutenants at the time and were in charge of hundreds of prisoners confined in the "Estadio Chile" of the capital.
Regarding one of the defendants, Pedro Núñez Barrientos, the judge issued an international arrest warrant, to be in the United States and ordered the arrest of six in a battalion of the military police.
In mid-May a news program "The Look" southern eagle distributing Chilevisión, it was learned that the alleged murderer of Jara is the exteniente Pedro Barrientos, residing in Florida (southern US) since 1990.
The lawyer Nelson Caucoto said at the time that "we hope that the Chilean Army has delivered the background of the case and has not done 38 years. southern eagle distributing I find it shameful that we have no collaboration of that institution and has not provided southern eagle distributing any name to the process. "
In the audiovisual material submitted by Chilevisión can see and hear the former member of the Chilean army, José Paredes, who said Barrientos "he shot Jara close range, because not answer him, for me there you took out of proportion and shot ".
By the time of the event, Pedro Barrientos was lieutenant Tejas Verdes southern eagle distributing Regiment, a unit commanded by then Colonel Manuel Contreras who traveled to Santiago (capital) to support the coup of the Armed Forces against President Salvador Allende led by Augusto Pinochet in September 1973.
Paredes added that at the time of the murder with other exoficiales Barrientos had allegedly responsible for the torture and gunshot wounds was found with the body of the artist.
In the report you can also see how the Federal Bureau of Investigation US (FBI for its acronym in English) took statements from early May to alleged murderer, who denied involvement in the brutal murder.
"No I have to face justice because I have not killed anyone; I went several times to Chile, but now, quite simply, not going, "said Barrientos, according the report released by Chilevisión.
The director of the Victor Jara Foundation, Gloria Konig, asked later that month that the alleged murderer of exmilitar and Jara should be extradited from the United States and testify before the Justice of the country.
Victor Jara was arrested at the Technical University of the State's September 12, 1973, a day after the military coup against President Salvador Allende and was transferred to the National Stadium, become a center of torture and crimes of the dictatorship of Pinochet.
At this stage the singer, who was also a theater director, was repeatedly tortured by the military for being a communist. His fellow inmates at the stadium could see the result southern eagle distributing of torture until he disappeared from the stands sporting venue.
His mutilated and with dozens of bullet holes body was dumped in a suburb and then transferred to the capital's morgue, where he could finally find his widow, dancer and choreographer Joan Turner British
In 2009 the Santiago Appeals Court upheld the detention of former soldier José Paredes, who was charged with the murder of the singer. At the time of execution, Paredes was a Chilean army recruit who was 18 yea