On September 14, 1973, Jaime Alejandro ALCAZAR AGUILA, 29 years old, a leader of the Partido Radical and a member of the CEN, left the hotel in Santiago where he was staying to head to his workplace at a fishing company, as he had been summoned to report by his superiors.

Upon leaving the offices, he was struck by three bullets. He was transported to the Posta Central, but he was already dead.

Based on the evidence gathered, despite not knowing the precise nature and specific circumstances of the shots, this Commission has reached the conviction that Jaime Alcazar was a victim of the climate of political violence prevailing at the time, with the presumption that the perpetrators of his death were agents of the State.