The Court of First Instance and Instruction number 2 of San Bartolomé de Tirajana has accepted extend for another six months the case in which he is being investigated the disappearance of the minor Yérémi Vargasdisappeared 17 years ago.
In his arguments, the judge states that “the agreed extension is about to end and, as the proceedings show, there are proposed and accepted investigation procedures which could not be practiced until now.”
In addition, there are other procedures for which, although they were initially admitted, the refusal to carry them out has been appealed. and is “awaiting resolution”.
Disappeared in 2004
Yérémi Vargas has disappeared March 10, 2007. In broad daylight, without anyone hearing a single scream or any footprints that might have been left on the trail. It was on a field in Vecindario, Gran Canaria. That’s where the child was last seen. Playing with his cousins, until his mother called him to come and eat.
First, its immediate surroundings were investigated, with hundreds and hundreds of agents and many volunteers who spread out across the island to cover every corner with images of Yérémi. Dozens of search axes, 200 people under the microscope and only one suspect: Antonio Ojeda, “El Rubio”.
Several witnesses They put you in the zone at that time in which it all happened in a car he wrecked months after Yérémi’s disappearance. Convicted of sexual assault on a child years later, he confessed to his cellmate about the child’s murder with a “it got out of hand.”
