The parents of the two girls who were found dead last Saturday in Jaén were able to pass on all the information they had to investigators. The last hours the teens spent aliveas well as convey your doubts about the initially concocted story of events. The police collected their testimonies within the framework of the open investigation to clarify all the unknowns, although, in principle, The participation of third parties is excluded In deaths. As reported by El Mundo, the main hypothesis used by researchers points to suicide. The autopsy also pointed in this direction, although forensic experts still do not have the results of toxicology analyzes that were sent to the laboratory.
Thanks to data collected by El Mundo from relatives of Charette and Rosamed, a fairly reliable reconstruction of the girls’ last hours can be made.
Both Charette and Rosamed had to return to their homes 10 pm. They had been out for a walk with some friends and had been instructed to return at that time. on 8:10 pm, Sharette had exchanged letters with her friend. She told him she was out for a walk with her friend.
At 9:41Rosemead sent a farewell letter to Charette. Although from the initial account of what happened it appears that the girls were together at the time. Claudia believes the only possible explanation is that Charette was on her way home when she received the letter and, after reading its content, turned around to talk to her friend. However, Claudia believes that under normal circumstances, Charette would have told her mother that she would be late.
9:46 am Send charrette Message to your boyfriend He told him that he wanted to end the relationship, which had lasted just over five months and despite the fact that they had spoken normally shortly before. The boy, a young man of the same age whom he met at a party for the Latino community in Jaén, was so surprised that – according to what he himself told El Mundo – they had not argued that afternoon nor at any other time while they were out together. “We were fine and the relationship was very good,” he says. “My daughter loved that baby so much,” Claudia confirms.
Another aspect that leads the mother to believe that someone might be tampering with cell phones – another hypothesis she is studying – is that the messages that the teenagers receive from their relatives (already stressed by the undue delay) Marked as read When the two girls were supposed to be already dead.
According to Claudia, when she saw that the night was progressing and that the girl did not arrive home at the appointed time (ten in the evening), Claudia sent her daughter several messages to which she did not respond. He points out that it did not even appear as it appears (in blue) on his screen. However, hours later, those messages changed to “read” status. Claudia felt crazy with joy thinking she would finally get an answer, and called her daughter again, she remembers, but again no one answered. When their relatives found the bodies Around 1:30 AMThe two teenagers kept their mobile phones in their clothing pockets.
Rosemed’s father, Asmad, tells a similar story. “We were worried because he was always warning us if he was going to be late,” he says. He did not do so on Friday. He and his wife, Rosa, thought something had happened to him.
Hours earlier, in the middle of the afternoon, Rosemead sent a voice message to his father telling him that he was with Charette, who They bought some sweetsThat they were going to eat them and go for a walk. It was a bit cold but not bad on the street. Nothing in his words foreshadowed tragedy, his father says.
Asmad went out to look for the girls with his wife, Rosa, and another of his children. He says they didn’t have a car, so they rode a motorcycle and made so many turns while searching for them that the scooter’s battery died. on 1:20 AMRosa and the boy approached a nightclub near the park and the young man entered in case the girls were there. The woman remained at the door waiting. From there they returned to the garden where Fr He’s just located the bodies.
Charette’s mother, like Rosemead’s mother, rules out that the girls’ tragedy had anything to do with another young man from the institute where they studied, ESL Vale, who committed suicide two weeks ago. Although in the case of Rosemead, after her mother reported several incidents of harassment, the self-harm prevention protocol was activated at the high school where the girl went to class two years ago, the minor finally changed her school and finished her compulsory education at IES Santa Catalina, also in the capital.
This academic year, the two young women enrolled in an intermediate course of vocational training in aesthetics at the university IS San Juan BoscoBut subscription to Rosemed was canceled practically from the beginning, as confirmed by the Department of Educational Development of the Andalusian government.
Claudia describes Charette as a “happy, responsible and obedient” girl, who is not bothered by anything. She says she didn’t even get angry when he punished her or took her cell phone.
Nothing in the young woman’s behavior made him guess what was about to happen. In fact, Claudia says, “my daughter did her homework before leaving the house” and bought a birthday present for a friend who celebrates her birthday in December.
Government representative in Andalusia, Pedro FernandezHe insisted on Tuesday that all avenues of investigation remained open. A comprehensive analysis of witness testimonies, environment, family and other personal elements is being carried out from which “any kind of information that allows us to clarify what happened” can be extracted.