“The disappearance of my brother is not normal. I know that he did not leave of his own free will,” Juanillo – Juan Muñoz – told CASO ABIERTO, Prensa Ibérica’s events and investigation portal, five months ago. “I know their names, I know who is behind it… Alejandro only had one problem, and that was with a boy.” explained, “The truth is that My brother confronted him… and that boy had to collect it. It’s a vendetta, it’s revenge, that’s it“.
The missing person’s documents, namely his phone, appeared in his minibus with the window closed. He wasn’t there. “I get the feeling that Alejandro was taken out of the car.” he complained. “They might have held him at gunpoint… I don’t know.”
Three direct shots to the head, one to the temple, fatal. This Tuesday, Juanillo was killed in the middle of the street in Atarfe (Granada), whom he had always considered a suspect in Alejandro’s disappearance.His brother has been missing since July 2023.
After several months of no word and no progress, Juanillo headed straight for JJF. “An intellectual writer,” Juanillo always claimed about his brother’s disappearance. Tit for tat, Talon’s law. According to close sources, after waiting in the square since 11.30, he finally saw him pass by with his car around 13.00. He put the gun to his head and didn’t think twice. He pulled the trigger three times. I will kill him.
JJF wasn’t alone. There was a 3-year-old girl next to her in the vehicle. He saw it all. Juanillo escaped.
Gunshots alarmed everyone in Atarfe. Several calls alerted them to what was happening. Local Police, Emergencies and Civil Guard patrol arrived at the scene. Nothing can be done for the victim JJF
Screams, fuss and shock. And Juanillo was no longer there. Almost He surrendered at three in the afternoon, Sources close to the case confirm this newspaper. He came to the Civil Guard Barracks as the perpetrator of the crime and handed over the gun with which he shot.
confronting families
It was not good. They get it from their surroundings. For a long time “Juanillo was very bad.” Anxiety, anger, sadness. Alejandro’s disappearance and lack of answers had a lot to do with it. “Especially my father and mother, we neither eat nor have the will to live… We are not in a position to want to live. They did some things to us that we didn’t do…” Juanillo explained to OPEN CASE months ago.
He never hid his doubts. She told these to agents, the media and anyone who asked about the disappearance. “My brother will never leave. He was very good here.” The same sources say Juan caused trouble when he loudly accused the other family of his brother’s disappearance. According to what Juanillo himself told them, He had received threats from some members of the clan After Alejandro’s disappearance. The word fear also emerged in the conversation with this newspaper.
“In the previous days, my brother was a little strange. He told me, ‘I feel like I’m being watched.’ He was scared, he felt overwhelmed,” Juan stated. “I feel the same things my brother felt before he disappeared. I almost never leave the house, they shot me once…” After the disappearance and new fights, They advised him to report these new threats to the Civil Guard. Review noted. A fight broke out between the two families again. One more.
Years of conflict
Conflict between both families is not new. The conflict started years ago. As OPEN CASE has learned, the victim, JJF, is the family of the “boy” Alejandro (who disappeared) confronted before disappearing. “My brother stabbed that boy and he had to pay for it. “Alejandro went to prison for this action and when he got out he disappeared.” Juan told this to the media. “They’ve been holding a grudge against us for three years, they don’t know how to forgive.”
Juan always thought that this family, this clan, was responsible for Alejandro’s absence. Civil Guard to date There is no evidence that any member of this family is responsible for the disappearance.Although the investigation is still open. Juanillo is in a cell waiting to be brought to justice. JJF is dead. Alejandro still doesn’t show up, right?