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  • 8/14/2024

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00:00This is the story of a woman who became a victim due to a crime in Méa Culpa her husband committed.
00:05The story takes us to this day when she is still in the hospital and her family loves her.
00:10Good evening.
00:12We have come to know a different variant of crime every Wednesday.
00:17With each story, we have come to know of very painful, traumatic experiences
00:22that have often had fatal consequences,
00:25for both the victim and her family members.
00:27Today's story will take us to another sphere of crime,
00:31to a world where horror, fear and the shame of denouncing what happened are mixed,
00:36where the consequences are often irreversible,
00:39of not providing adequate assistance,
00:41and where prevention becomes more and more urgent
00:44because the victims are adults and mostly children.
00:48I am referring to sexual crimes.
00:51According to a study published by the National Women's Service,
00:55more than 20,000 sexual crimes are committed annually in Chile,
00:59of which only 11% are punished by justice.
01:03The figures are more shocking
01:05if we point out that every 26 minutes there is a rape in the country
01:09and that 72% of the rapists are relatives or well-known.
01:14Let's add to this the natural difficulty of denouncing a crime of this nature
01:19and that, as is to be imagined, recovering from such a cowardly act
01:23always involves a great effort by the women who have been victims.
01:27Undoubtedly, a topic on which society has a lot to do.
01:31Today's Mea Culpa will tell us the story of the rapist of Maipú.
01:36The case will allow us to know closely the horror that sexual crimes carry
01:41and also, through brave testimonies,
01:44the experiences of women who went through this drama.
01:48We remind you that later we will be with you and our panel of specialists
01:52who will be joined today by Lieutenant General Georgina Cáceres,
01:55who works in the prefecture of Menores,
01:58getting to know, day by day, the testimonies of those who have been victims of sexual crimes.
02:22MENORES, MENORES
02:41We are in the public prison of Santiago.
02:44Paradoxically, today, this place does not exist as such.
02:49However, the memories of many who paid their Mea Culpa with prison still remain.
03:19MENORES, MENORES
03:49MENORES, MENORES
04:19MENORES, MENORES
04:49MENORES, MENORES
04:52MENORES, MENORES
04:55MENORES, MENORES
05:01MENORES, MENORES
05:05MENORES, MENORES
05:17This peaceful and historic locality, 17 kilometers from Santiago,
05:22became, in March 1988, the center of operations of the so-called Maipú rapist.
05:29The first of its victims, who dares to denounce this traumatic experience,
05:34is Mrs. Cristina Salas.
05:37The two dramatic hours that the rapist's company had to endure,
05:41allowed her to have enough to...