The main hypothesis of the Colombian and US investigators is that the murder of the Paraguayan prosecutor Marcelo Pucci In colombia was ordered by the “Clan Insfrán”a network dedicated to drug trafficking led by Miguel Ángel Insfrán and the Uruguayan Sebastian Marset. This hypothesis is based, among other things, on the testimony given to Colombian justice by the leader of the gang that committed the murder, Francisco Luis Correa Galeanoaccessed by the Colombian newspaper El Tiempo.
Marset, wanted by Interpol due to his links to drug trafficking, received a Uruguayan passport through the process of the Uruguayan Foreign Ministry in January. The 30-year-old Uruguayan had processed his passport while he was imprisoned in the United Arab Emirates for carrying a forged Paraguayan document.
That was one of the reasons that his lawyer put forward to request that he be released, understanding that he was not a risk or a relevant criminal if his own country authorized the documentation. According to article 27 of Decree No. 129/014, the drug trafficker’s passport was issued because he It did not have pending cases, open judicial proceedings or a national indictment at the time the processing began.
Marset was released, and then his arrest warrant was issued with a red alert by Interpol. The delivery of the passport was questioned by the Broad Front, which made a request for information on the situation in March.
Correa Galeano assured the justice, in search of an agreement that prevent your extradition to the United States, which was located by two Colombian brothers from the drug gang “Countries” to commit murder by request of a person linked to the Insfrán Clan.
He explained that he received 2 billion Colombian pesos to kill Pecciand that “the money, logistics and information to kill Marcelo Pecci would have been sent directly from Paraguay.”
Correa Galeano is pointed out as the criminal mastermind of the murder. In his statement he admitted to being the one contacted the hitmen and planned the execution of the murder of the Paraguayan prosecutorlinked to several drug trafficking crimes.
