Alín Bogdan’s Interview and the La Veneno Case: New Details and Reassessments

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Alín Bogdan spoke. The former partner of Cristina Ortiz, known in the media as La Veneno, granted his first interview after the troubling death of Ortiz and faced questions that drew wide attention. While Ortiz’s family maintained that the death resulted from homicide, the medical examiner concluded it was the outcome of a blunt impact to the head. That medical finding set the framework for a long-standing public debate about what actually happened.

Almost eight years later, Bogdan has offered his own account of the events, presenting a version that diverges from earlier public narratives. He asserts that he did not consume any hard drugs that night and explains that his intake was limited to alcohol, certain medications, and cannabis. He acknowledges having used these substances, but he emphasizes that there were no illicit drugs involved according to his account. This distinction matters to the broader discussion about Ortiz’s final hours and the sequence of events that followed. [Citation: Family statements, law enforcement notes]

In recounting the evening, the interviewee describes leaving briefly to retrieve something he later says he consumed. Upon returning, he found the front door ajar and Ortiz still alive, presenting his recollection as a contrast to other testimonies. He notes a striking visual detail about the dress: it was a white dress with holes that Ortiz had personalized, a clue he believes differs from what some others had described. These remarks appear to challenge earlier assertions and invite readers to reassess the narrative surrounding the tragedy.

Asked to describe his immediate reaction when Ortiz was found on the ground, Bogdan explains that he searched the home for a cell phone to call for help, but could not locate one. He says he then went to a nearby bar to arrange for an ambulance, hoping to secure assistance quickly. This sequence of actions is offered as part of a broader effort to piece together Ortiz’s final moments, though it has been met with skepticism by some observers who question the timing and the details of the events. The conversation adds texture to a case that remains emotionally charged for many involved. [Citation: Interview transcript, independent observers]

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