Google Translation from Spanish:
http://www.soychile.cl/Valdivia/Policial/2011/06/11/20711/Gustavo-Zamora-Junior-No-soy-ningun-Rambo-ni-pretendi-violar-las-leyes-del-pais.aspxGustavo Zamora Jr.: "I'm no Rambo or pretended to violate the laws of the country"11.06.2011 |
The American involved in the attempted abduction of two children Valdivia said he just wants to return to his family and that was wrong not to investigate Rocha because "I believed in him, I saw him educated."JUAN VARGAS
Zamora is free Gustvo payment of a bond after 4 months in prison. (F. Basso)
The March 29 "celebrated" his birthday number 56 in the module 21 Llancahue Prison Complex. His only "gift" was that the day coincided with the benefit of only ten minutes to talk with his family to America.
Gustavo Zamora Junior, the American charged with trying to remove two children from Valdivia to Brazil, after four months in prison, is released upon payment of a bond, while doing research for the crime he is charged and that also involves his Ballard and fellow Brazilian Calissa Flavio Rocha, the father of the children.
Zamora agreed to talk, especially because I wanted to say "I'm no Rambo. Just met an American who served in the army of his country between 1977 and 1984 as a paratrooper, a command, a ranger of the elite forces. Nothing more than that. " He says that "never seek to circumvent the laws of this country, or make a mistake, because I know that truth always prevails. I know that I am involved in this because I was wrong, not having investigated the situation Flavio Rocha contract in Chile. But I believed in him. I saw him educated, a professional degree in a university in my country, which is prestige. Also saw him as a father who suffered because he posed as things, their children were kidnapped in Valdivia, without his wife would return to Brazil with the children, who are also his children. "
Today you are concerned about the status of their compatriot, Calissa. "Not good. Have severe problems with his heart and needs to be examined in the United States. He has fainted several times, "he says. Zamora now expected to resolve and hoped that justice will soon return to his country to embrace his wife, also a former military-and their children and professionals who are waiting in Florida.
