Viaje al cerebro de un sicópata: perfil del asesino del urólogo de Medellín

0:00 At this time, Colonel' s report arrived at the WU, Colonel Daniel ' s report. Before the report, I have a concern. The book I saw on the Internet since Friday was sent to me. You know if the book is printed on paper not as far as I know. July the book that has three hundred and sixty- nine pages. The thing is, let' s say it' s really two books. One is the experiential experience of his author, the Mexican John Fer killer, and the other is the unqualified analysis he makes of clinical histories. What we are trying to do in this report is, on the one hand, to retrieve those medical records and give them an evaluation from the perspective of a doctor and, on the other hand, to look at what was going on in this gentleman' s brain, who was a psychopath. That profile of the killer is today' s colonel report. The urologist Juan Guillermo Maristi Zabal, murdered a few days ago by a former patient of his in his office of the Clinic Medellin, in the neighborhood of the village, was so prestigious in his work that he was chosen by several physicians colleagues to treat him. The day he was shot dead in his office, he was attending another doctor, a well- known specialist in heart surgery, who was with him. When they heard the first

1:30 shots the killer, John Fernaicano, shot the secretary. The patient, as I tell you a prominent cardio surgeon, asked the urologist to protect themselves while establishing what was going on. But the victim preferred to open the door to see what they found was to go to the secretariat bleeding from two shots, one in the abdomen and one in the arm. As soon as the killer saw urologist Juan Guillermo Risti Izabal shot him in the chest and head, instantly killing him. Immediately afterwards, John Fernaicano looked at the patient, pointed at him, and hammered the weapon that miraculously did not shoot perhaps in a shell or perhaps if the bullets of that load had been finished. Everything is narrated in a terrifying voice note that the surviving doctor recorded and sent to his colleagues.

2:28 I can' t publish it because I don' t have permission from its author. I haven' t found him yet. As has been known, the killer wrote and left an extensive book in which he tells the story of his life and the reasons that, according to him, led him to plan the murder of Dr aris isabal for at least seven months. Criminal determination has an exact date. On Thursday, September twenty- first, two thousand twenty- three, the same day that he began writing the criminal manifesto. The book, in addition to containing the killer' s personal history, also includes documents from his medical history and urological treatment that, according to him, was born from a bad practice of the victim, so he decided to kill him. I read the three hundred and sixty- nine pages and spoke to a doctor who also read them to understand what happened in the mind of John Fernaicano, the specialist who shared his impressions pointed out that, after having seen the medical history, he is completely certain of two things. First, there is no evidence of medical error on the part of the victim, Dr Jua Guillermo Moristizábal. If there were, it shouldn' t have cost him his life either. Everyone may be mistaken, but his colleague claims that the urologist strictly followed the protocols for the diagnosis and treatment of who would become his killer.

3:55 The second is that it is not true, as it has been signed without a scientific basis, that the murderer would have suffered because of a postoperative complication. The surgery showed the expected results and the recovery was satisfactory. According to the published clinical history, the pain she suffered had neither origin nor aggravation on account of the intervention. John Fernaikano' s book and his medical history show that he was not schizophrenic, as someone has signed it, but he did have a psychopathic and obsessive cano personality. It also reflects in his writing an exceptional intelligence that had no opportunity to develop. He was the son of very poor peasants who emigrated to a marginal municipality in Medellín. His childhood is marked by hunger, domestic violence, the school bullying he was the victim of and a neighborhood environment surrounded by hit men and gang members. Although he admits that undisciplined student, he also says that he was an advantage in mathematics and became the best student of his course. However, the very poor conditions of his life prevented him from coming to the University of Antioch to study a professional career. As I had dreamed, the killer began to suffer labor exploitation from a very young age. He cared for cows in exchange for a miserable payment and for many years could not have a job under formal conditions. The income

5:29 from his first jobs was below the minimum wage and he had to make many more hours than those established in a legal day. Nothing justifies his crimes, but the narrative of his life is shocking. For everything he suffered and for an early deterioration of his health. He suffered from terrible dental pains and, when he was very young, he injured his spine, apparently permanently, by carrying sand beyond his muscular capacity. However, the ailment that led him to become a murderer and suicide began in the year two thousand and sixteen. His girlfriend infected him with a sexually transmitted disease. Although a retired veteran urologist treated him successfully, he continued to complain about a pain in his intimate parts.

6:23 The book is full of reproaches to the PSS who, according to him, delayed their appointments with specialists and denied him orderly exams. Trying to seek relief, he decided to go on his own, that is, by paying it out of his pocket. He himself to the urologist Juan Guillermo Arista Izábal, a university professor who examined him and recommended him to have circumcision, an operation that was performed successfully and without complications. According to the medical history, this surgery, which was performed in early childhood, left no trace. In adults he can leave a scar that the ear was the dean case, who complains because, according to him, his penis looked very ugly to what was added the pain, that had nothing to do with circumcision, but apparently, with a rare neuropathy of the nerve, from that moment beginning the threats to the doctor. In addition, he visited numerous urologists to tell him that he had been badly operated, which he never achieved. The specialists always told him that the operation had been carried out correctly. In the book it brings a gross disqualification of the urologists of Medellín. It says of them that they are aurocomillas, cowards, cunning, hypocrites, greedy mediocres, starving and complete sons of bitches I close Comillas. He adds that Urocomillas, if he could hang them

7:58 or I would impale them with quotes. The book also contains the macabre death sentence of Dr Aristi Sabal a bro Comillas. I have decided that the individual who vilely mutilated my living member must die. This scum must be fulminated repeatedly with a pistol until all its organs, especially its rotting heart, are drilled. Seeing them bleed is my longing and I will work with devotion to annihilate that garbage up there in the quotes. The killer was also very resentful, with two lawyers he hired to sue the doctor Alistizabal. The first recommended that he reconcile, since the doctor wanted to avoid the lawsuit and offered him a compensation of five million pesos. Cano refused to say that he preferred to continue a civil trial, which failed because there was no proof of the urologist' s responsibility. A second lawyer asked Cano two and a half million to investigate if there was a doctor' s record. Aris isabal or, something that would allow to substantiate another demand. When he told him he didn' t find anything, the killer felt betrayed and conned. Cano states in his book that the doctor laughed and mocked his claims and pains. Those who knew the doctor considered it unlikely that he would have acted like this. Anyway, the only two people present in that conversation today are dead. The book contains two

9:31 words that caught my attention. One is potatoes to refer to potatoes and another kid to talk about a young man. The goal of the electronic record must be reviewed by the murder investigators to see if anyone knew and edited the manifest before the crime and did not warn the authorities of what was going on in John Ferney Cano' s brain. There are indications that a third person entered the document on February 29, twenty- three. This was today' s colonel report. Thank you very much.