Óscar Emilio Araya Fuentes
Comerciante Feria Libre — 34 years old.
Background
Óscar Emilio Araya Fuentes
Comerciante Feria Libre — 34 years old.
Case summary
Óscar Emilio Araya Fuentes, a 34-year-old street market vendor with no political affiliation, was a victim of a human rights violation on October 6, 1973, in Santiago. His case is linked to the events that occurred at the Subcomisaría La Granja.
Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos[1]
Carlos Segundo Araya Fuentes died that day, at 1:00, in a public place, due to thoracic and abdominal gunshot wounds, as stated in the Medical Death Certificate from the Legal Medical Institute.
Oscar Emilio Araya Fuentes died on the same day, at 3:00, in a public place, due to thoracic and abdominal gunshot wounds, as recorded in the Medical Death Certificate issued by the Legal Medical Institute.
Both brothers had been detained in the early hours of that day, in the presence of family members, at their home located in the San Gregorio neighborhood, by Carabineros officers from the police station located in that sector.
Their bodies were found days later at the Legal Medical Institute.
Considering the evidence gathered, the Superior Council of this Corporation reached the conviction that Carlos Segundo and Oscar Emilio Araya Fuentes were executed by State agents while they were in detention and outside of any legal process, which constitutes a violation of human rights.
Judicial Case Files[2]
Caso SubComisaría La Granja. Carlos Segundo Araya Fuentes, Oscar Emilio Araya Fuentes y Manuel Antonio Valencia Norambuena
- Juez Ministra Marianela Cifuentes
- 10-2011
- 3670-2020
- 89037-2021
- Metropolitana De Santiago
- Subcomisaria De Carabineros De La Granja
- Aquiles Bustamante Oliva
- Hector Fernando Osses Yanez
References
- 1Museum of Memoryhttps://interactivos.museodelamemoria.cl/victims/?p=1291
- 2