The Colombian newspaper El Tiempo published this Tuesday that a criminal group led by the “Clan Insfrán” of Miguel Ángel Insfrán and Sebastián Marset, a Uruguayan businessman, were responsible for the attack that killed Marcelo Pecci. The Paraguayan prosecutor was the victim of hired assassins when he was on vacation in Barú, Colombia on May 10.
According to the aforementioned Colombian media, they agreed to part of the statements of Francisco Correa Galeano, one of the six people who planned and committed the hitman. He reported that he was hired by people belonging to “one of the largest cocaine trafficking networks in Paraguay.” After an analysis, Colombian and Paraguayan authorities concluded that it would be the “Clan Insfrán” through its leaders Miguel Ángel Insfrán, alias “Tío Rico” and Sebastián Marset, a Uruguayan businessman and athlete.
PASTOR INSFRAN WAS IN THE COUNTRY
The brother of “Tío Rico”, Pastor José Insfrán, was in the country at the beginning of July, after three months of the mega operation “A Ultranza Py”. This was confirmed by prosecutor Juan Ledesma for 730 AM.
Pastor Insfrán entered Paraguay through Falcón, was registered in Migrations, the alarm was detected and was turned off according to data handled by the Prosecutor’s Office. He was in Curuguaty (Canindeyú) where he had a lot of money hidden. He later left for Bolivia again. His entry occurred at the beginning of July. He has an arrest warrant from Interpol. An immigration officer searched him and let him pass, then an immigration officer deleted the record. Both are detained and charged for frustration of persecution and criminal execution. They are María del Carmen Guex and Carlos Gustavo Giacummo. The first said that she was not aware of the alert. While the second alleged that it was an involuntary error.
