March 3, 2024

37 Gali Balaguer

37 Gali Balaguer
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37 Gali Balaguer

Maria Victoria Cubillana Barriga era una niña de 11 años preciosa pelirroja, revoltosa y feliz y muy timida. Vivia junto a sus padres y seis hermanos en el barrio Zarazogano de la Cartuja. El 16 de agosto de 1984 el barrio estaba celebrando las...

Maria Victoria Cubillana Barriga era una niña de 11 años preciosa pelirroja, revoltosa y feliz y muy timida. Vivia junto a sus padres y seis hermanos en el barrio Zarazogano de la Cartuja. El 16 de agosto de 1984 el barrio estaba celebrando las fiestas en honor a San Roque. Una fecha que quedo marcada para siempre en la memoria colectiva del barrio. La niña salio despues de comer en busca de una amiga y nunca mas se le volvio a ver con vida....

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0:11 You' re listening behind the truth. My name is Fran Muñoz and I welcome you to the March episode of two thousand twenty- four. I would like to thank our producers for the invaluable support they provide so that this podcast can continue to exist. It reminds you that if they bring you something in our episodes, if you think we deserve it, you can collaborate by inviting us to a cafe on the page cofic com bar behind the truth seven thousand nine four eighty- six or through the PayPal account, behind the truth podcast arroba pou Luke. It' s as small as your contribution. It' s very important to us. In the description of the episode, I leave you both ways before beginning to announce the winners of the third anniversary draw are Judith Montserrat and Maria Felisa Gabancho as reservations in case we cannot contact them.

1:14 Olga Díaz and Miguel Rhódenas Congratulations to remind you that it is very important for us to subscribe, to activate direct downloads so that nothing more to publish. Have your episode give us a I like you to leave us a comment and share it with your friends. It' s the only way we have to make the different platforms more visible and personal and, above all, to know what episodes you' ve liked the most. Thank you very much. Maria Victoria Cubillana Barriga was a beautiful, red- haired, taunting, and very shy eleven- year- old girl. He lives with his parents, Joseph and Joanna, and his six brothers, one of them Michael, his twin brother. In the rural neighborhood of Zaragoza de la Cartuja, located in the valley of the Ebro, next to the river, a neighborhood that currently has three thousand neighbors. It ran on the 16th of August of a thousand nine hundred and eighty- four, the neighborhood was celebrating the feasts in honor of San roque were around four o' clock in the afternoon. When Victoria left her house in search of her friend, she never returned home again. The disappearance of the girl caused a great bewilderment among all the Carthusian neighbors. The celebrations were paralysed and beats were established that proved unsuccessful one after the other to

2:50 try to find her. No one could suspect that the person responsible for his disappearance actively participated in in or his search for the truth, a journey through the black history of our country. How I remember Victoria and she' s always in my image dressed as a Mayan community. Victoria was a very quiet girl, very nice, she was nice. I was playing with everyone, I think there was the sport, because of these beautiful peachy girls Supelico Rojo was my sister Gemela. We were a pineapple, we were always together.

4:18 I had the face that one day got angry with me, my brother gave me a truck and got angry with me and he threw it at me that the two of us were impossible, because they were starting to argue and we were going to play. We made, therefore, with the sand, holes with the chivas, with the taba where I was already the day before the disappearance of victory, that we were playing to dance, to run from top to bottom. It' s just that it stays here in my memory. What I did notice from my sister was that when I came home, we wore records like I was so nervous. I say the same, and now I understand why he bit. If in August I remember I left her in the carthusian, in the orchard or frison we called her to the park earlier.

5:05 It' s a park now. I said don' t come with me because I was gonna play with some friends of mine like parties. And that' s not what I' m missing, either. We do miss it already at night. I was about fifteen sixteen years old and I came back about eight and a half nine in the afternoon to my parents' house and there was a very worried mother who called me the little one. There was no return home that day, the day before we were talking. I mean seven brothers we are. Nothing has ever happened to us, none and I gave myself a chill and at night they called us that my sister had disappeared and we agreed, we went to look for all the rocks, everywhere. I couldn' t be with friends' houses I had at eleven o ' clock in eight, so I still didn' t show up. We ' re already doing the town bouncing. We were at San Roque Cartuja parties, from the stage of the musicians, that I don' t know if the mayor or that he was said to missing a girl to see if of the whole town we can find her. We' ve all gone to look for her directly. I think we' ve been there every night. People spoke with us. I' m very grateful and the next day we saw part of the local police. There was already the Gob disappearance then so much, the time had already elapsed to put the enunciation. The days were happening and nothing was known about Maria Victoria. The whole neighborhood turned into tracking operatives.

6:26 The Civil Guard used the service of helicopters, canine units and numerous collectives of different units, but without success. The search was for me the worst stage of my life, the thing you can' t imagine. They performed units, the White House post, the post of the carpuja between the Burgo de Ebro, Carsetas and the unit of the reserve core, all supported by canine units of the CIVID Guard At first it was practically day and night. Then, as the days passed by, for there were about twenty and so many days, for he was already looking for himself, but no longer day and night, but he kept looking for himself. My father was always there looking. We' re talking about that I was ten years old and I was asking every day he found it, you found it. No, we haven' t found him, but there, Father, you could see that tiredness. It' s exhaustion everybody fucking looking for the woman everywhere and things were going very slowly. Then they called us on the phone that they had seen her in such a place that they had seen her. I don' t know where it' s from, they started calling us to confuse us.

7:33 I also want to remember that there was a street in works of the cardboard that some sing loose. I put the song in and I went that almost to the river Ebro, because within them I would sing looking for the inner prura, if human did not seem it. Sergeant Miguel Meléndez was the one who took over the investigative work. He met with many neighbors. One of them was Antonio Gali Ballaguer, the couple of the mother of Maria Victor ' s friend, whom I went to look for that afternoon to go to the parties in the house located on Claustro Street. While requisitioning the sergeant' s house, he was prey to the thousands of fleas in the barn of the house, without the agents' visit having any other results. In an interview with the child' s parents, the father recalled that Victoria had come home with fleas for the sergeant. It was as if a powerful light bulb had been lit in the middle of so much darkness and it was very clear that Victoria had been in that barn. This case was carried by several groups of forces and bodies worth this crazy and the last, which I tell you I am totally literally grateful he was the civilian body of water. Jasus' s original investigation led by Sergeant Meléndez, Sergeant Miguel Vino. I want to remember a few weeks later the disappearance of Maria Victoria and she told me the insight for which she threw and agreed to have the killer. Antonio' s daughter was the same age as the victory and because they were girls who shared

9:09 school and games and so on. Well, he started the investigation by going to his place of residence and seeing what he could bring to him in this case. Anthoni visited the house several times. Then, on one of the visits he went up to the barn and took fleas there. When she joined the missing girl' s family and the police, she told them she was biting her body like she was carrying fleas. Then someone in the family said because my daughter sometimes came with fleas. They realized the fleas were in the barn. Then the police gave, as a matter of fact, that the girl was going to tell us about her friend in the barn because it was a place where they didn' t have to go because she was in bad shape. Antonio Galli Balaguer, born in Valencia in one thousand nine hundred and fifty- one, was arrested when he was thirty- three minutes old.

10:00 At the time of the events. Within a few hours, Antonio collapsed during the interrogation and ended up confessing to the civilian guards who questioned him. He told the agents how. On the day of Maria Victoria' s disappearance, she had gone to her place of residence before noon in search of her partner ' s daughter to go to the holidays, but she did not let her out. At four and a half in the afternoon, again, Victoria came looking for her friend, but Antonio was only at the house, when she took the opportunity to climb the girl to the barn. There he began to grope in his private parts with his filthy hands. As she had already done on other occasions, the girl remained still, terrified and trembling with fear, while Antonio masturbated and lashed in front of her. Victoria threatened to tell her parents all the abuses she had been receiving. According to the judgment of Zaragoza ' s hearing, which judged the facts, he gagged her hand and foot with insulating tape and left her in the barn, to which she returned several times to convince her not to tell anything. When she failed, she took her to the bathroom and in the bathtub full of water drowned her. He then took Victoria' s body wrapped it in a monkey and hid it in

11:33 a drawer in a room next to the logger. The next day he buried the girl' s body on the ground and hid it with cement. The scientific police teams of the Guardia Civil travel to the place where Antonio Gali pointed out him, where they proceeded to exhume the girl' s body buried under concrete. Everything declared at the Civil Guard headquarters is sadly confirmed. The news quickly filled with pain a neighborhood, a city and a country that had turned to the location of the child and left parents and brothers broken for a lifetime.

12:20 Continuing the investigation, Sergeant Miguel proceeded to his arrest. First, he confessed to the murder of Maria Victoria. Later he came to the cloistered street and proceeded to dig up where the body of Mary Victoria was, which there appeared among strips of wood and put in concrete, ambulance life or with the cup of Christ, I do not remember. And then I fucked the woman who saw me, and I got nervous, and she says she' s gonna tell you something. I rejoiced and collapsed and asked alive to death. They said so my father. That was three years ago and my mother, as she is still with the PSE, went to point out the two shattered, shattered. Evidently, you can imagine my house and there were no more Christmases, birthdays, then more of anything. But the case didn' t end with the discovery of Maria Victoria' s body. Members of the Benemerita Information Service continued investigations into suspicions that it was not the first time he had committed a blood offence. Thus he confessed his first known crime, which was committed by the detainee in La Zaida, a small Zaragozan municipality with only five hundred inhabitants, almost sixty kilometers from the capital. There he settled in nineteen hundred and eighty- two, where he became friendly with a shepherd named José Luis Laguna, a brave man born in Manresa in one thousand nine hundred and fifty- one. Married to Angela Burguera Soler and with two children, Antonio

13:52 lived with the marriage in the same house and ended up having sentimental relations with the pastor' s wife. Apparently, Angela didn' t want to continue cohabiting with her husband. The way Antonio had to fix it. It was first a severe blow with the edge of the axe on the left front of his face and then, as José Lun had not died or lost consciousness, he was only stunned, took a knife and stabbed him several times in the left emitoras until he ended his life. According to the sentence, after teaching with the body, he hid it in the block and days later buried it carefully. The woman. He told her that her husband had left the house and that he would not return until he left the house. Angela was never convicted, she was charged, but Antonio took full responsibility for both crimes, something that Maria Victoria' s family never understood since they were convinced that she was aware of both deaths. Or she who bought the gravel and cement while Galy was preparing her daughter' s pit. The body of José Luis was found, wrapped in lime and with a blanket inside a pit to fix cars that the killer had covered with bricks with total coldness fired the agents. There ' s still the last cigarette that was smoked, which made it clear to what kind of killers were there. A criminal who is wise, calculating, cold and conscious at all times of his actions. When he came, the

15:26 civil guard asked the neighbors for help digging up. The body had been buried by a lime in the well and put there. We had to break the concrete and then start with beak and everything and slowly and cleaning with pallet already we discovered the body came out as if it was dissecting the Civil Guard. He came with him because he said where he was. He was going to see for the very quiet, mutia alkyl as if swimming had happened. I remember, they were handcuffed. Yeah, yeah, yeah, and half the town was there. Don' t be like that. He stayed all over the world in stone like I stayed and everyone else because, like he gave away, bicycles and all that they thought was a pressure, an honest one.

16:10 Anyway, it was a baggy of the size of the gadicaster, which was very little, which seemed to me that there was no defeat of a plate. Of course, he was quite loved by very social people. I was talking to everyone, very nice. Just like that with the kids. Also clear, after killing José Luis, the murderer and widow with her two children, they left the house to avoid questions from the neighbors and moved to Oviedo, where they lived for several months. They did not adapt to the city and ended up returning to Aragon, specifically to the Cartuja. There they arrived with the opposite, they were helped by the parish and the rest of the neighbors, who provided them with a roof food, furniture and even rock And where Antonio began to work as a mechanic, becoming a person respected and loved by the community. The way to thank all that support received by the Carthusian neighbors was to commit the savage crime of Maria Victoria that at that time there were some very important floods in Valencia. Okay then he came asking that he had lost everything in his village, that he had run out of house.

17:27 But then we' re all over them that it wasn' t like that. The Mayor found him a house, found him a job, people helped him with food, that is, welcomed him to the pole. Our parents would send us to the best in clothes to take them During the investigation, the Civil Guard finds another surprise. They were facing a sexual predator. Galy had been convicted for the first time in a thousand nine hundred and seventy - nine for three cases of attempted sexual abuse in Calanda, a ten- year- old girl, a thirteen- year- old girl and a young man with whom he tried to link up and threatened with a knife for those acts. Teruel' s hearing punished him with four months and one day in prison for dishonest abuses. It was a different time and today the punishment imposed and ridiculed under the current Penal Code is surprising. At that time, as Barato came out, the predator reoffends in the municipality of Alcañiz, where he committed two other attacks. His victims this time were a seventeen- year- old boy and a thirty- nine- year- old woman, married to whom he hit with a metal tube, rendered her meaningless and took her to the outskirts of the city. It was the year nine hundred and eighty- two, and the sorrows were also very light. The payment of a fine of fifty- zero pesetas and six months of only major arrest with the mitigating

19:00 mental alienation and Antonio I didn' t like anything and saw it as clean wheat. He worked as a garage watchman. My friends would tell me they ' d go and play catcher. They told me that I was touching them under the skirt. His parts saw it as a game. I saw it differently and they asked me if I went to play too and I let them not. After a time of the murder of Maria Victoria, Miguel, her brother Gemelo, took courage and strength to gather his parents and brothers and confess something that did not allow him to live. Antonio Galli had also abused him, but he was not able to count it so as not to inflict more pain on parents who were already totally broken. Confession gave Miguel a release and could eliminate some of that pain. That I wouldn' t let him live.

19:59 What you are going to hear are the statements that Miguel made on the regional television program Aragonesa mobile unit, which was broadcast on February 23rd of the two thousand and twenty- three. It was the first time that Michael reported the abuses to which he and his sister were publicly subjected. The broadcast of the programme led more neighbours to decide to report the abuses they had suffered from Kali Balaguer. I didn' t want to get in any more trouble. I already had enough with what had happened, like for me to say hey, dad or mom who abused me too. The first time I came down with my sister in the cartuja, they were building some winged floors that called it the red floors. He worked as a watchman for the play. Her daughters were friends with my sister and then she warned us, called us like saying they needed help, that she told me there was a light bulb I couldn' t put on. I was holding my arms, putting myself on my shoulder, and I was screwing the bulb and what I realized I was already getting my hands on. I was like what it is. This is the first time anyone' s touched my parts. Well, you stay paralyzed and you say maybe I' m making it up. I' m what your mind thinks. Then I remember my sister telling me to wait here, that I' m going with your sister, that we' re going to

21:30 play something else and take her away from the back of the place and stay with my sister and I stay there as paralyzed, because it' s something at that age you don' t know what sex is, genitals or anything, because it' s more taboo in those total years that we went down again and we got the same thing already and we called back and stayed paralyzed. Like saying it can' t be and I remember telling us that if we knew what we were doing, that on top of the guilt we had that if we talked that I was going to tell my father. Of course, we were quiet because he didn' t want me to say that to my father. I didn' t want my father to punish me or my sister, and we shut up. Yeah, that I remember there were more people, more kids from the carthusian, one of the kids had a brother also told him that he was going to tell his father and he was going up to the roof to throw it out so they wouldn' t talk.

22:34 We were eleven years old, between ten and eleven years old. I remember once because we had to make a relationship with him. Me and my sister, the defendant was tried and sentenced to sixty- four years in prison for the murders of the girl María Victoria and that of José Luis Laguna, a sentence he served in the Dueso Prison in Santander. He is finally released after serving twenty years of imprisonment. In May of two thousand one. Unfortunately, for our society, the killer continued to kill the guer from prison and moved to Orense and north of Portugal, where he was arrested in the neighbouring country.

23:18 For drug trafficking in two thousand one and sentenced to four years in prison. Only 20 days after he was released from Portuguese prison. On the 21st of November of the two thousand five he went with his car to the Alameda Dorense, where he contacted Aurora la Cuña Brito, a woman who practiced prostitution with whom he arranged a sexual service for seventy euros. They were a road near the town of Masside, where he suffocated her and left her lying in a ditch. His defense during the trial stated that he did so because he had stolen his wallet. He had his wallet inside his pants between his legs.

24:00 I grabbed her hand and kicked scratches and bit me. I took it by the neck. I picked up my wallet and let her out, but I didn' t think she was dead and since she wanted to piss me off, I took her a stone and left her sitting there thinking she' d react soon. We listened to Antonio' s own voice during the trial. However, I settled a bit I saw because a little lower a bordilla and a party, the first lutia of the fa ciel and there they gave him when he decided but to which the three months after that incident, proceeds the arrest of this criminal thanks to Helena, another prostitute who denounced to the civil guard who had tried to kill him. He was about to be his fourth death victim. With Elena' s description of her aggressor and the tourism she was traveling in, they were key to her arrest, that there is no rehabilitation for these people. To the facts I recall I know that he asked for the third degree and denied it, that what little value does a life have? What little value does a life have? Simply, according to experts, gall is a sadistic calculator, cold and conscious at all times of

25:36 his actions. It gathers all the characteristics of a sociopath, a person who has a mental illness known as a dissocial personality disorder. The vision of the world perceived by the sociopath is clear and concise. For the murder of Aurora da Acuña Brito he was sentenced by the provincial audience of Orense to nineteen years in prison. He appealed the sentence, but the phony Supreme Court upheld the sentence. Entering the Orensan prison of Pereiro, to follow the episode here today. We have talked about a real jewel that spent his life abusing children and murdering with an absolute coldness, another killer who took advantage of the weaknesses of our system, a laughable punishment in the seventy- eight for those sexual abuse that he committed and later for the twenty years that he turned, of the more than sixty- four, years to which he was convicted for the crime of victory and José Luis, a murderer who just left followed his murderous trajectory and remembers that in this two thousand twenty- four he will be released from prison. If you haven' t already. This episode should be a tribute to its victims, their families and their friends. A case like all of us who tell you that they should never be forgotten for a long time to

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