History
Crimes
#Enrique Gajardo Casales, killed on 5 August 1980 on the El Olivar trail, close to the intersection with the Achupallas pass. # Alfredo Sánchez Muñoz, killed on 12 November 1980 in the Estadio Sausalito sector; during the attack, they also raped Sánchez's companion, Fernanda Bohle Basso. # Fernando Lagunas Alfaro and Delia González Apablaza, both killed on 28 February 1981 on the Marga Marga estuary. # Luis Morales Álvarez, killed on 25 May 1981 on the Camino Granadilla. They also stole Álvarez's taxi. # Jorge Inostroza Letelier, killed on 26 May 1981 in Reñaca; during the attack, they also raped Inostroza's companion Margarita Santibáñez Ibaceta. # Raúl Aedo León, killed on 28 July 1981 in the National Botanical Garden of Viña del Mar. They also stole León's taxi. # Oscar Noguera Inostroza, killed on 28 July 1981 in Limache; during the attack, they also raped Noguera's companion Ana María Riveros Contreras. # Jaime Ventura Córdova and Rosana Venegas Reyes, killed on 1 November 1981 under the Capuchinos Bridge.Investigation
There were two parallel investigations during the crime series. One was conducted by the OS7 Department of the Carabineros, which covers Drugs and Narcotics, directed by Mayot Ávila. The other was by a special group of theDetention and judicial process
Sagredo and Topp Collins were brought to justice on 8 March 1982, and declared guilty by the Minister in visit Dinorah Cameratti on 13 March. Jorge Sagredo and Carlos Topp Collins confessed extrajudicially, judicially and publicly to all their crimes. In this way, both were found guilty and sentenced to death, a sentenced first handed down on 8 January 1983 by the minister in visit Julio Torres Allú. The sentence was confirmed in the second instance by the unanimity of the First Chamber of the Court of Appeals ofExecution
Relatives of the victims lobbied against the executions of Sagredo and Topp since they believed the two men were connected to a higher-ranking death squad. Sagredo said he and Topp had committed some of the murders after being given drugs and promised money by a "crime club" that included a prominent building contractor and five other "executives" who wanted to eliminate political opponents of the Pinochet regime. Only one "executive" was identified Luis Gubler Diaz, a building contractor and member of a prominent Vina del Mar family. Diaz had close ties with intelligence squads during the violent repression of leftists after the 1973 coup. An investigation showed that a revolver owned by Gubler was used in four murders. The detective told a court that Gubler confessed to two murders while in custody. However, the detective and the judge hearing the case were later removed. Gubler was freed, and a new judge refused to permit any new evidence against him on the grounds that his confession was made under torture. However, both men were denied presidential clemencies by Augusto Pinochet, and they were executed by firing in Quillota on 29 January 1985, as was common at the time. Their hands were tied, they were strapped to chairs, and they had circular red paper targets placed over their hearts. Sagredo and Topp were the last people to be legally executed in Chile, as the country abolishedCultural references
* During 2013 and 2014, Canal 13 issued a series called ''See also
* List of serial killers by country *References
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