Elderly couple allegedly murdered a man in Apartado to take his home, but they discovered after the crime that he was not the owner

El TiempoIndependentCenterFactual 90Objective 809/1/2026

Un hombre de 56 años fue asesinado en la vereda El Osito del municipio de Apartadó en diciembre de 2022, según informó la Fiscalía General de la Nación. La pareja sentimental de la víctima, Julia del Carmen Pérez Pérez (62 años) y Jesús María Torreglosa Polo (65 años), fueron acusados de haber planificado el crimen con el objetivo de tomar posesión de la vivienda donde ambos residían. Sin embargo, se reveló posteriormente que el inmueble no estaba registrada a nombre de la víctima. Los acusados fueron judicializados y encarcelados en su lugar de residencia debido a su edad avanzada. La Fiscalía sostiene que la discusión entre ellos fue una estrategia para distraer a la víctima antes de que Torreglosa Polo le asestara un golpe mortal en el cuello con un arma cortopunzante.

Bias read (Center): El artículo presenta una narración objetiva del caso legal, destacando los hechos, las acciones de los acusados y la decisión judicial. No hay evidencia de sesgo ideológico en la elección de palabras, enfoque o fuente. La cobertura se centra en la justicia y el sistema legal, sin inclinar hacia dere

Why factuality (90): This article confirms the core facts presented by Semana, including the charges against the couple, the date, location, and the revelation that the property was not the victim's. The details about the investigation and the legal proceedings are consistent with the other report, showing high alignmen

Why objectivity (80): The article maintains a more neutral tone compared to Semana, avoiding overly dramatic language. It focuses on the legal aspects and the investigation, presenting the facts without emotional embellishment, though it does mention the age of the accused as a factor in sentencing.

La Silla VacíaIndependentProgressiveFactual 65Objective 459/2/2026

A office on the 26th floor of the Attorney General’s Office in Bogotá was found damaged by gunfire, prompting a warning from Magistrate José Joaquín Urbano of the Supreme Court’s Penal Chamber that former governor Francisco 'Kiko' Gómez might be behind the attack. Gómez, previously convicted of multiple murders including the killing of ex-mayor Yandra Brito and her husband, was recently recondemned by the Supreme Court for the murder of councilman Luis Gregorio López. Urbano cited concerns raised by legal professionals, including Gloria Guzmán Duque and Gonzalo Guillén, who warned of potential retaliation against those involved in Gómez’s conviction. The attack comes amid ongoing tensions related to Gómez’s criminal history and his continued influence in La Guajira.

Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the threat posed by Kiko Gómez as a significant political risk, emphasizing his criminal past and current influence. It highlights the judicial process against him and suggests a connection between his alleged actions and the recent attack on the Attorney General’s Office. While G

Why factuality (65): The article introduces a new element not present in the primary source document – the claim that Kiko Gómez might be behind the attack. This is speculative and not supported by the original report. The primary source only mentions an investigation into the shooting but does not link it to any indivi

Why objectivity (45): The tone is clearly adversarial toward Kiko Gómez, suggesting he may be responsible for the attack. The article presents this as a warning from a judge, which implies a potential bias or agenda. It uses emotionally charged language such as 'advirtió' and 'retaliations,' which leans towards a specifi