COTen months have passed since the death of Jaime Esteban Moreno Jaramillo, a student at the University of the Andes who was killed after being attacked during a Halloween celebration in Bogotá. His family has been going through a legal process that now reaches a critical stage, with two men, Juan Carlos Suárez Ortiz and Ricardo Rafael González Castro, on trial for the crime. The verdict could be announced on September 15. Another figure, Kleidymar Paola Fernández, is under investigation by the victims' representatives for her potential involvement. Jaime’s father, Jaime Alberto Moreno, spoke with SEMANA about how his family’s life changed dramatically after the tragedy and why he feels they cannot yet begin the grieving process until justice is served. He described the emotional toll of constantly revisiting the night of the attack and emphasized the importance of closure before moving forward.
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