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New Haven man awaiting trial for Bridgeport murder arrested on new gun charge.Murillo Karam's lawyers argued that news conferences he gave while attorney general should not be considered in the judge's decision because they violated his right to not incriminate himself and because prosecutors were taking the statements out of context. “For six or seven years they have looked for an alternative, they've made up a lot of things and all of it collapses,” Murillo Karam said. He took aim at a group of Argentine forensic experts who conducted their own investigation and raised questions about the government's version of events.
On Wednesday, Murillo Karam told the judge that there could have been “errors,” problems and things that they did poorly, but that no one had been able to present another version of what happened to the students. There were also instances of torture, improper arrest and mishandling of evidence that has since allowed most of the directly implicated gang members to walk free. They assert that various levels of authorities were involved, including security forces and that evidence and crime scenes were altered. He called it the “historic truth.”īut independent investigations and the current Attorney General's Office have discounted that version.
Murillo Karam announced in 2014 that the students had been abducted by local police, turned over to a drug gang, killed, their bodies burned at a garbage dump and the remains dumped in a river. The judge also ruled that Murillo Karam remain in jail as the case moves forward.
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