¡PEORES CRÍMENES Cometidos en Latinoamérica en los Años 90!

Name: ¡PEORES CRÍMENES Cometidos en Latinoamérica en los Años 90!
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Hola y bienvenido a WatchMojo Español, hoy conoceremos los peores crímenes que se hayan cometido en Latinoamérica en la década de los años 90.

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00:00Hello and welcome to Watch Mojo Español, I am Jackie and today we will know the worst

00:07crimes that have been committed in Latin America in the decade of the 90s.

00:13Around 200 children, victims defenseless of their depraved evil, found a tragic fate

00:20at the hands of this predator.

00:23Number 10.

00:24The murders of San Valentín.

00:36Known by the media as the murderer of San Valentín, Alejandro Cota Quirós continues

00:41paying the crimes he committed in the year 1992 against his entire family, whom he murdered

00:49with the help of his accomplices.

00:51Although it is no justification, Cota Quirós commented in an interview the reasons for

00:56his crimes.

00:58According to his relatives, they were abusive to him since he was little, so he took refuge

01:03in the streets and survived committing various illegal acts.

01:20After a brief attempt to reunite, the murderer of San Valentín took reprisals against the

01:26four members of his family and abandoned their bodies.

01:29They were found on February 14, the Day of Love and Friendship, in the streets of Tlalpan,

01:36Mexico City.

01:37Number 9.

01:38The case of Daniela Pérez.

01:47Once upon a time, in 1992, a beautiful young woman who was ascending in the television

01:53star, Daniela Pérez.

01:55Her role in the telenovela de Chico Poe Alma began to take so much relevance that it caused

02:02the envy of a classmate.

02:05His name was Guilherme, and although he had a co-protagonist, neither he nor his wife

02:10were able to avoid the negative thoughts that began to be gestated by Daniela.

02:15Fearing that their role might lose importance, they agreed to stab the young actress with

02:22scissors and leave her body in some bushes.

02:26Unfortunately for them, they did everything so indiscreetly that there were several witnesses

02:31of the crime.

02:38The murder of the actress in Ascenso became so infamous that she even had her own documentary

02:43and was extremely media during the 90s.

02:48Number 8.

02:49The afternoon of the broken hair.

02:51Surely this is neither the first nor the last time that members of a subculture suffer

02:56discrimination and less at this level.

02:59Ecuador had finally managed to bring to the country metal and rock bands to meet

03:04in the San Cayetano Coliseum in Ambato on March 23, 1996.

03:23In a strange and questionable decision-making, the armed forces and the police organized

03:29an operation in the locations where the massive concert was going to take place.

03:34It was then that they took the opportunity to arrest, beat and disappear several

03:40assistants and bands from the festival.

03:56They broke merchandise, stole and destroyed most of their belongings, from vinyl records

04:02and promotional items to instruments.

04:05Witnesses claim that they even formed the assistants in two rows, and in one of these

04:10they cut their hair to those who had it long.

04:15Number 7.

04:16The crimes of the free university of Barranquilla.

04:19As much as we would like to tell you that this is an urban legend that has gone too far,

04:24it is not like that.

04:26These terrifying events were more than real, on February 29, 1992 a man named Omar Enrique

04:34Hernández López arrived at the police station with a story that seemed to be taken from a

04:38horror movie.

04:45Omar earned the little money he had been selling recycled material, and told that when he had

04:50arrived at the free university of Barranquilla, the guards had tried to kill him suddenly

04:56and had even shot him.

05:05When they went to investigate the institution, the police found 11 corpses of homeless people

05:11whose bodies had been used by medical students in their practices.

05:17The investigations also pointed to a network of organ trafficking, although no one was ever

05:22arrested except the guards, who had taken the lives of approximately 50 people.

05:31Number 6.

05:32The Sierra Chica riot.

05:33The Sierra Chica Penal and its custodians, as well as several inmates, witnessed a riot

05:39organized by 12 high-risk prisoners on March 30, 1996, who took advantage of the lack of

05:47staff during the holy week season to take as hostages some of the workers of the place

05:53and climb to the roof to reveal themselves.

06:05The National Guard attacked them from the outside, and back to the facilities, the rioters

06:10killed a rival gang.

06:12What happened inside was a carnage, with heads literally rolling down the floors,

06:18and screams having to feed on the remains of their companions in the absence of food.

06:35After several days of a hellish environment, tired, without food and exhausted, both physically

06:40and mentally, the prisoners decided to surrender eight days later.

06:46Number 5.

06:47The murder of Consuelo Berrocal.

06:50Unfortunately, mental illnesses do not receive the attention they deserve, much less when it

07:08comes to the most needy populations.

07:12Consuelo Berrocal was 23 years old in 1993, when she murdered and consumed the remains

07:18of her two-month-old son as a result of a mental illness that was never treated.

07:24In 2001, the interview program No One Sleeps made a brief documentary about the patients

07:30who were at that time in a psychiatric hospital with the aim of knowing their stories, and

07:37only then did they find the sad story of Consuelo.

07:51Number 4.

07:52The Ramallo Massacre.

07:54On September 17, 1999, three thieves entered the Banco Nacion and took six people as hostages,

08:03one of whom was the manager of the place, his wife and an accountant.

08:18They demanded that they be given the key to have access to the treasure they were looking

08:23for inside.

08:24And although the owner of the bank did not hesitate to provide the data to the police chief in charge

08:28of the situation, he decided not to reveal it.

08:32Upset, the criminals left the bank in a car in which they also took their hostages.

08:37The police received them by shooting them indiscriminately, in front of all the present

08:43and media.

08:45Both the thieves and the hostages died.

08:49Number 3.

08:50The case of Marita's uterus.

08:52The early morning of August 18, 1990, Marita Alpaca's mother recognized her daughter

08:58in the news, which reported a supposed employee of the Sheraton Hotel in downtown Lima, Peru,

09:04had thrown herself from the heights of the building.

09:07Nothing was what it seemed.

09:10Marita was not an employee or had thrown herself into the void.

09:14She was the lover of banker José Reaño, who had thrown her from the 19th floor after

09:19a fight, and then had paid some hotel employees to dress the corpse

09:26and accommodate it.

09:27Although at first Reaño gave in to the escape, they managed to arrest him, and during the

09:47investigations in which Marita's uterus was key to finding a murder mobile, the organ

09:55disappeared mysteriously.

09:57The eighth criminal room found José Leandro Reaño Cabrejos guilty of simple homicide.

10:04The banker was sentenced to seven years in prison and to pay 200,000 soles for civil

10:10reparation.

10:11The uterus that was actually examined was that of a different body, of a woman who

10:16had never been pregnant.

10:18This was not only a scary crime, but also a sad sign that

10:23a long time ago corruption could come.

10:26Number 2.

10:27The Victims of El Mocha Ears.

10:43Daniel Arizmendi was one of the best-known and most notorious murderers and kidnappers

10:48of the 90s in Mexico for the cruelty of his crimes.

10:53Although he began as a minor thief of car parts, his wealth increased after leaving

10:58prison.

10:59Instead of reforming and aspiring to have a better life, Arizmendi learned to kidnap

11:05people and formed kidnappers to help him in his macabre work.

11:09El Mocha Ears cut not only the ears of his victims, but also other parts of the body

11:15that he sent to his relatives to ask for rescue.

11:30He was finally arrested on August 17, 1998 and sentenced to 145 years in prison, which

11:38continues to be fulfilled today.

11:40We have not reached the end yet, but almost.

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11:52Now yes, let's go to the end.

11:55Number 1.

11:56The Beast.

11:57Luis Alfredo Garavito Cubillos was an aggressor and serial killer who operated in a practically

12:03impune way from 1992 to 1999, a period during which he ended the life of approximately

12:12200 children.

12:24His horrible crimes were recorded forever in the consciousness of his victims and the

12:29Colombian people, and he is even one of the most infamous serial killers in Latin America.

12:36They captured him in 1999 after a man who lived on the streets managed to rescue

12:42him, who would be the last victim of Garavito.

12:52He was first sentenced to more than 1,850 years in prison and later the time was reduced

12:59to 40 years.

13:01He still died in 2023 as a result of leukemia and eye cancer that he suffered.

13:08Which of these crimes happened when you were a child or teenager?

13:13Tell us in the comments and do not miss these other original videos of Watch Mojo Español.

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