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Witnesses Implicate Husband in Wife's Murder
The case against Luis Fernando Burgos, accused of murdering his wife, is growing daily as investigators dig deep into the events of the crime and the movement of Burgos as he tried to cover it up.

Yesterday, officials of the Unidad de Apoyo del Ministerio Público, along with agents of the Organismo de Investigación Judicial (OIJ) and a medical forensic team combed the area where the body of Maureen Hidalgo was found.

Investigators, using canine support, are looking mainly for a sheet that was used to cover the body as she was thrown onto the side of the road near Rido Grande in Atenas. Authorities are now completely convinced that they have their man, but are looking for one or more accomplices.

Tuesday as public defender was suspended for three months after she told investigators that she had received a call from Burgos for her assistance in disposing of Maureen. The public defender was Burgos' ex-girlfriend and revealed the phone call while being interviewed.

Yesterday, Henry Vega, a laywer for the Hidalgo family, said that during the last couple of days the Fiscalía (prosecutor's office) received a number of phone calls with information, including possible witnesses that have been key to the investigation. Vega added that the Fiscalía is keeping the identity of the witness secret so as not to impede their investigation.

Burgos is currently being held in preventive detention. The man will spend the next six months in a jail cell at the Hatillo police station, a move to protect his life if he is sent to the San Sebastían jail, while investigators continue their investigation.


 



 


 
   

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