The investigation into the deaths of two minors, Guillermo and Pablo, 12 and 10 years old, at the hands of their grandfather in Spain is revealing new details. Authorities believe Guillermo died from a gunshot to the back, but his brother’s death is unknown. Initially, it was hypothesized that Pablo had strangled Jose Pepe, but the autopsy did not confirm this. Thus, a new version arises: the cause of death could have been an overdose of drugs, the publication writes. Four.
To determine if the child had ingested any substance, samples were taken for toxicology testing.
According to the same source, José and his son-in-law Antonio had differences, and the grandfather had “moral and economic superiority” over the children’s father.
Two months before Antonio lost his children, a traffic accident claimed the lives of his wife and mother-in-law. Jose and the children, who were also in the car, survived. However, they were injured and were hospitalized.
Since March 19, Jose has not been able to cope with the death of his family. It looks like the accident could have killed his grandchildren. On May 19, Jose barricaded himself at home with his children and fired twice into the air to show that he was armed. Antonio alerted the authorities. They tried to move my grandfather for several hours, but to no avail. When they entered the house, the children were already dead and Pepe had already committed suicide.
According to the same source, José and his brother-in-law Antonio had an argument, and in one of the disputes a weapon was used. Jose and Antonio lived in different houses, although in the same building. “This will change and you won’t have the same freedoms because you’re in my house,” Antonio reportedly told his father-in-law.
Investigators have hypothesized “indirect violence” and “extended suicide” in connection with the crime that rocked Granada, Spain, last Sunday.