The body of Ecuadorian gang leader Junior Roldn, who was found dead in Colombia on May 6, was stolen from the cemetery in the Colombian town of Envigado, where he was buried. Colombian police began searching the cemetery after the cemetery gate was found open on Tuesday. It was determined that the lid of one of the compartments on the wall where the bodies were kept was open. As a result of the examination, it was determined that the compartment with the open door belonged to Roldn. In the police statement, it was noted that those who entered the cemetery at night took Roldn’s body. While an investigation was launched into the matter, it was stated that the real purposes of the thieves were unknown.
HE WAS SHOT IN THE HEAD AND WAS KILLED
Ecuadorian Junior Roldn, known as the second name of the gang called Los Choneros, is known for the terrorist attacks he carried out in Ecuador. The gang leader, who fled to Colombia after being attacked twice, was shot in the head and killed in the country’s Antioquia state on May 6. Roldn’s body, found in the wooded area, was buried in a cemetery in the town of Envigado after it was not received by anyone. The police had speculated that the gang leader might have been killed by his guard, who wanted to steal the large amount of money he took with him while hiding. (UAV)