Ready. I' ve got here, we' re here. That fruit
is a rebound. I don' t have an echo. You have an
echo. We all have to see him. I don' t know what
it is. He' s gone. That' s what happens when there
' s two streams Yard, for example, the other day we interviewed Mayela
in history, in history it was because I had two carnitas open here.
Then that' s why. But, well, we' re already here
without echo, without nech today. Welcome, welcome, doctor amen Hello,
how about good night, as a pleasure to be around with topics as always
interesting and worthy of reflection Welcome, dear Efra Baby, I happy to be
with you in this great ending of mercuda retr here is already ending. Glory
to God. Blessed, you don' t know how difficult we' re
going to have to have them coming, Nicola Tesla, we' re going
to go back and talk about retrograde mercury in a member program so that no
one will say ah not the one they want and the one they believe and
the one they think is right, because it passes to the member program about
retrograde mercury. I think we could do it weekend at some point, right,
Ephraim, at some point it stings me I say, I say,
Ephraim, not for which the doctor has me to participate, simply because he
is the one who knows who leads us on these issues. Together, of
course, listen, thank you for signing up, thank you for being here,
for getting ready, for being part of this channel, for being with
us, so for your opinions, for everything you want to say. Today
we' re going to talk about Paco Stanley' s case. If you
want to say what you think, what it was, what you found out,
what the rumor was and how you see this from the series without warning
Paul, without having consulted other people. There are many things within this fact
that happened, this crime, that shocked Mexico City and, of course,
the whole country. But let' s play it point- by- point,
considering that the show is about to be released on Amazon Prime, as
I understand it, and whether it' s Listean but weeks and bad.
And also, I want to tell you that it has been Aztec Television who
has obtained the rights to broadcast that, to make open television, Aztec Television
AZTEK one So it is still. I read it, barely read it penitas,
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listen up. Let' s start watching Paco Estalley a dear driver. The
truth may be that some do not like it, that some find it excessive
that they may finally have their opinion on what they want about. But he
' s a very dear driver, who was able to empathize with people.
He was in the home club, the place club in a program for bulls
who are very young, a program that was broadcast for years on TV open
on channel four, which was the city channel and was led by Daniel Perez
to the Caras with Magdaleno. They can google it, they can look for
it, but they will see it and when Daniel dies, arcade pers that
no one expected it to be before Madaleno, because it replaces it. Paco
Stanley does very well. He also works on half- day joys. We
also saw it produced by Humberto Navarro. We saw him work, because he
' s been running other programs, and since when he' s doing this
half- day joy thing, they find out. He' s a great
driver, because he had this ease of taking people, of driving people into
moods. I was able to claim a poem and take them to the deepest
of sorrows, but after making a joke and people laughing. I also had
that ability that few have to make fun of it and then bring this joke
to the public. Not the public. So, I wasn' t offended,
because I' m taking part in the same joke you' re making
fun of you. Not so he had this magic Paco are there, I
insist, regardless of what you think of him in other respects, Paco was
a great TV character and for something, as he leaves Televisa and takes him
to Aztec television to do the morning. He had a show in the afternoons
and then he was betrayed until he made a morning one called Paca Telas,
but he had on TV, he had others. I don' t remember
what they were called Forgiveness. My name' s gone. I just missed
the names one after another right now, one after another. He had been.
They remember, too. I remember being with him Gaby Rufo who I
love and love and has told me that with her he was a very respectful
man and others, entered a very nice relationship with Paco And well, he
takes all his equipment to Televisión Azteca and does the program. There and then,
that' s where it was when you did it, that it was
buoyant, effervescent, effervescent everything, they had good novels, maybe they weren
' t so good anymore, but they did have yet, they had haste
canovelas and they had characters and there was this struggle to come and go.
But and he manages to position a very solid morning and well crime and is
killed coming out of the frog pool when he was going to have lunch after
doing his show next to Jorge Gill Mario Besares, and since the production team
was his eldest son. Looks to me like he died later, too.
And that' s where it starts. There begins what is going to be
the series that Amazon, Amazon, and you as you see it dear,
you begin it to me yes, it begins now, as the very threshing
phrase says, the person does not die and the legend begins, because it
really does happen here, that this becomes everything to a legend full of reveques,
full of hypotheses, full of assertions of many people and with characters involved,
unfortunately, in this situation that today, because they continue in the public
eye. And every time something new happens, it is said that there was
an anniversary of this death or that this documentary was released at the time where
several of the original people did participate. Let' s say now, because
this issue of the series comes and the truth is that it is something very
complicated, because, indeed, paco being him and he was also a character
as you say popular dear, with a very peculiar talent and very wide range,
as you say, for good speech and poetry and also to be sometimes
very heavy in his jokes and so on. And then, yes, it
is a very brilliant Aztec era. In fact, there was a lot of
creativity there, there was a lot of money. They were taking away a
lot of actors who had lost exclusivitys on Televisa, which was the only television
set that existed at the time, let' s say, with this kind
of capital and that' s when they started taking everybody and they took paco
tanle that I remember a lot of lupita of how. I want to talk
to you about that so that those who didn' t touch you know what
Paco was like, this law, and what he was like with Mario Besares,
if he was the producer. So they did work very hard on the
creative issue. When they arrive on Aztec television, they make an entrance where
they arrive in a weight in one of these great ra super with the perico
in the cage, the perico cage, egg boxes tied as literally we are
moving from home after a lifetime, having been in Televisa and we arrived here
and then they arrive just like leaving square, doing something very striking and with
a great success. So much so that many people keep today because I don
' t know if they directly recorded the TV or, they could record inside
from other devices, but they have or exist and also from what the same
television secure. They had their collection of many videos and fragments of the programs
and the things he did, where they put together stories and say look here
was happening this, because surely that means that clear, of course, people
interpreted things. Listen to Mira Teren tell us that call the show with Gaviera
take it. He also had a program calledÁndale and then had them to
watch Maria Moreno. I never said Paco' s son was killed in the
bombing. I never said he was accompanied by his son, Jorge Gill,
Mario Besares and others. And then his son died and his son died.
It seems to me that from a heart attack, but your children went there,
if they went there, this good hypothesis and even if it wasn'
t, I didn' t say that he died there, well, then
they' re here. Well, there' s what you just said.
They' re taking us out. Bix' s documentary is very interesting,
but the documentary is the one you mentioned. What comes next is this series
based on Jorge Gill' s book. As you see, you, Ephraim,
for I am distressed. I am very costy, because I am very
well liked along with those involved. Not because it' s not the book
that came out best saved from all the books that came out about it.
In fact, that most criticized book, that book was me reading, researching
that this book, I remember when the book came out that a lot of
people come out saying no, that is, this book is full of things
that are not true. And all the more, I don' t know
how much Amazon' s intention in buying the rights to this book and doing
it with this book, that is, exactly to generate as the other version
of what was the documentary, which is very good that we all fell in
vixs because of the documentary, because we all saw dragged by the documentary this
and I don' t know how much what they want to generate is exactly
this controversy so that from the morbo we' re going to see it,
because we' re all going to see it. I pray for the morbid.
I think of course it' s morbid brings in the in case because
I do think the cast is very good. I mean, the cast I
think was well thought out. No, I mean, we don' t
expect to see a hairy one. It' s clear, because it'
s true that Belinda, like you don' t even recognize her, we
' re not going to see the balls. I' ll show you to
the cast. Let me have them over here. Yes, Paula, there
' s a record, but I' m going to go buy myself there,
neither Belinda nor Paola. Nor do you remember that Paola had a problem
in her mouth, in some matter that he later operated on when he got
out of jail and was completely different. Belinda' s trying to do this
shape she had in her mouth. I don' t know if anyone knows
which one, what he had before she was operated on. What they'
re trying to do to Belinda. This is Jorge Gill. Jorge Gil was
a reporter on Televisa. Paco Stanley takes it And well, because I believe
and a lot was said that it was a little bit of betrayal on the
part of Jorge Gil to have written this book and that, maybe it was
also a little bit of a way to get around, to get rid of
the facts that had happened and everything that was and that started to come out.
With regard to the case of Paco Stalle, yes, it seems to
me that the actor who plays pap such and has absolutely nothing to do with
him, Luis Gerardo Méndez, because he is very good actor and I hope
Mario Besares does, but for he would give the benefit of the doubt.
We' ll have to see, we' ll have to watch the show
for morbidness. Then there are some series that already give us for a chapter
and we don' t come back anymore. Let' s see if this
show is saved. No, I don' t. What happens is that
here, obviously, I' ve generated a lot of expectation for the trailer
they released. That' s where all the heart of the matter is making
noise right now and all these lawsuit threats and so on, because she'
s very angry Paola during she' s very angry several Besares who already said
she was going to sue. In fact, it strikes me that Mario Bésares
said he will sue the actors as well. I don' t know how
much it is. This would be advisable and possible, because, because the
actors give them a character and they do it. I don' t know
frankly how this would operate, but it' s because of the trailer,
the clear trailer that' s designed to powerfully draw attention to it causing the
impact it' s causing and the curiosity it' s causing. I agree
with Efrain the cast, because it is heavy what talks about the budget there
and then. I think that if the budget, there is probably also a
preparation for what might come at a given time. There are those who say
the same. Paula said there are friends who tell her that maybe that scene
that bothers her a lot where she' s kissing Mario Besares or the character
who plays Mario Besares, the actor never happened and that' s why she
says they' re going to paint me like the one who was there with
this Mr Married and so on. I disagree. Such and such and then,
perhaps they will put it, as the friend said, that nothing else
dreamed or that someone would imagine it. There' s one thing, too.
There are licenses, there are literary licenses. When you are writing a
series, a soap opera in an hour and you can mix a little fiction
with the facts, but it can indeed be a dream of Mario Kissing.
Anyway, I don' t know, I don' t know how they
handle it, I don' t know if they' re going to mention
the names of characters like Paola During, like Mario Besares, like Paco is
because then they would be subjects. One demand remember that in many the series
of Luis Miguel could not mention all the names. Araceli' s Arambula,
of course. For example, he says right now I was reading in the
morning. It says first I have to see says Paula during the series and
then my lawyers are going to rely on the content to see what happens,
as it is several things. The defamation, also on the side that I
am a woman and they are not respecting me and especially because they say my
name and because they say Paola during and I do not authorize. That'
s exactly what I' m telling you. There' s Paola during the
time they wanted to put Belinda. There it makes it already what it'
s called, it' s called retrognatism, the jaw outside, the top
part actually is yes the upper maxi. And here' s how they try
to put it wrong, because it' s the bottom that stand out in
personification and then Paula says for the time being in her statements, that is,
it' s my biography, my story, my image is defaming me
and they don' t realize that twenty- four years ago the prosecutor'
s office invented a story and now one platform is inventing another. What it
' s about being hurt and hurt more than we already had, so be
sure she had to be in jail. I had no relationship with Mario verseders
and there too they pretend that Mario points to me that I was the one
who came to this one. They' re at the crime scene and that
never happened. There are also our children. Mario' s married, he
' s got kids. I have my daughter Stephany. So much lies affects
our families and our children and our friends, the people who love us in
the end keep saying it' s time to stop and stop winning with our
history, with our lives. I never sued, I never said anything for
this because I' m calm, but I prefer to stop the people who
are doing it already, because they' re winning minus one. They'
re winning minus one. He' s winning in that part. Yeah,
he' s right, yeah, of course they' re gonna win.
Of course they' re going to win. Now there is also information that,
apparently, the story of this series will be developed from narratives of each
of the characters from their particular point of view. So, maybe that'
s where these freedoms, as you said literary ones, will be justified,
that they can show as something that comes to mind. Not I guess they
either said it, but it wasn' t always true. It' s
like every character is going to tell it differently or from where he sees it.
So I think maybe that' s what they might think they' ll
protect themselves with. Or this I' m telling you, it was a
trailer designed to accomplish this you' re accomplishing. To draw attention and mere
attention. Now let' s see if it doesn' t turn out that
the series, because maybe we don' t have to see the book,
because if it' s based on this man' s book, Jorge Gill,
well, look, let' s do this count. It also says
a thousand nine hundred and eighty- six was on Ambrose Paco Stanley' s
carbine and on screen in a thousand nine hundred and eighty- eight and he
drives in echo. It' s totally true. For fifteen years he was
in Don Juan Tenorio, of course, unforgettable, on the fifteenth of December
of nine hundred, on the day of my birthday, in nine hundred and
ninety- eight, Azteca was one after another. On the ninety- nine
in Azteca on Saturdays he did yes, there is and well, and that
program barely started when the Ephraim attack came. You wanted to say something,
yes, I mean, but as far as we' re getting, it
' s necessary to do a bioseries based on a murder. Yeah, you
' ll see, well, yeah, well, you know how the crime
platforms are flooded, everyone in the world. But I mean, I think
Paul thinks Paola, I think of everyone who' s alive and who'
s hurting them, so they call him an interview with Paola and I don
' t know something hurts me because I' m going to tell you one
thing. Paul Poles, Paul wanted to stop it, Paul made a complaint.
Paul. They' re not really going to affect the image of why
Paul wasn' t there. Paul was twelve years old. Pola was a
little boy who also had a hard time. Not only does this happen to
him the death of his father, who had recognized him, who loved him,
who frequented him, who had seen him, who had a nice relationship
with Paul, so that later the brother would have refused him to attend the
funeral. Not to see him fart allowed to approach the funeral when they were
burying his father, for he already carries this suffering and has him as he
surely must suppose it or say, because it' s okay my dad power
if they want to and say it, but he was my dad and so
wanted, then Paul can' t intervene much because he doesn' t appear
in this. No, and they know that I love mystery and crime stuff
and so on, but when they come from a very serious thing, well
done, there I feel that this is not accurate. He also said no,
but we haven' t seen him. But what I do know.
I remember a lot being said about Jorge Gill' s book See, it
seems to me that I did read it back then, because the truth is
that, well, what happened was super shocking. I mean, we'
re telling it right now, because it seems like we' ve also gotten
a little used to those levels of violence that I think were just starting at
the time. I mean, it was a very weird thing, but or
think, good to think of a place like that restaurant, where families go,
where they still go not in fact this one, and that in broad
daylight, that would have happened without forgetting that he also lost his life to
a man who had nothing to do with the matter exactly notice client who was
there. Then forgive the impact. That' s what we hadn' t
seen before. And then Jorge Gil writes his book and I remember that I
think I read it and yes, he made a lot of sense. He
was kind of hurt to think that he didn' t have to have come
absolutely nothing from what he lived. He had a foot wound. It was
fine and, in fact, for you it fell back into the seats and
I understood very well the momentary position, the shock. But considering the attack
that had happened, absolutely no one should have suffered it. But neither Jorge
Hill, nor the Driver, nor anyone else at all. Then it seems
to me like carrying him. It wasn' t him, it wasn'
t the target, he wasn' t the target or the target of the
criminals, but he was in the wrong place the time, wrong and he
was part of that team and it was they who had taken him to that
job. Yes, really later and sorry, but I' m telling you
if you' re going to write a book to write later and I'
m going to say the word sorry, he' s going to write shit
about the people who gave you work to say all the bad things, that
they were, because you wouldn' t have gone to work with them,
you would have trad when you realized the first thing you didn' t like,
because you would have given up that day, that time would have been
because you were outraged by what Paco did and what Mario Besales did and what
my king did. If you didn' t like it, you would have
been. But you stayed because they were doing so well. Then that book
to me. That' s why Jorge Hill was criticized so much and I
keep thinking about it he hears and says when they' re retaken reform of
the things that Paul declared in En when he was in the house famous and
one of the things that asked him about his father' s death, and
he said that, because he was very young, but he had to make
me strong for my mom. But at the same time I was afraid that
he would go out on the street and not come back, so imagine the
poor guy had killed his dad and because all that was left of him was
his mother, who, of course, was scared to death. Paul I
insist he has absolutely nothing to do with it here and well, let'
s do a little description Paco. What was known that day is that Paco
is here. It' s just to see if right now, no one
asked you sir is giving him the weather, he' s saying it'
s cloudy right now. But, well, there was Paco Stanley eating lunch,
having lunch with the frogs. After the program there would be about eleven
and a half twelve at noon and there was still no second floor. There
was a pedestrian bridge in that place, a pedestrian bridge very close to the
puddle of frogs. And this pedestrian bridge began on the Peripheral, not on
the sidewalk on the side of the Peripheral. So, when Pacos is eating,
they' re gonna say goodbye and then Mario Besares says I' m
going to the bathroom. Mario kissing Es, they were carrying a leg.
Then, it will take longer, you go to the bathroom and wait in
the car. They' re getting in the car. There is the driver,
of course, all the ballet parking that those who know in that place,
as there are several ballet parking, four or five ballet parking, because
that place is very frequented. And then the chauffeur is paco. The chauffeur
climbs sideways, so obvious of the chauffeur Paco and climbs ahead of the side
of the co- pilot. Jorge Gill gets on the back, and people
are coming after the team. In other cars, hitmen cross, run across
the pedestrian bridge, and then rag the truck, they kill Paco sitting there,
which was terrible to see. It was very terrible to see those images
of paco recharged in the window. It was shocking, because the driver,
Jorge Gillen, died. When he realizes the attack goes to the back seat,
he hides and has already touched a pregnancy, but he leaves for the
back and then leaves Mario Besares And what happens? What' s wrong?
They talk to the offices and the Azteca television helicopters are coming. The Head
of Government, if I remember correctly, was not Head of Government, he
was not regent, because we still had no governor here. He was still
not the first, the first Head of Government, who was Cuauhtemoc Cárdenas,
then, Yes, it was popular collection, because before the Regent of Mexico
City he put it the President here was by popular election and was cuautemoc Cárdenas.
Then. Of course, then imagine with the spirits and the television sets
and so on. The first thing that happened was that insecurity, the climate
of insecurity, began to attack the Government. They tried to rob him.
Then a scandal. Here' s one thing very, very interesting, because
it' s to see how the media moved. If you have seen the
crime of how Uja Simpson' s crime took place, then here it kind
of happened how the media are turning reporting here, because he was a famous
character dearly loved he was working at the time on a television set. Who
would have thought someone would dare kill him and that way on the side of
the Peripheral. So the news is beginning to say about security, and the
government of Mexico City is saying to see. Let' s see, let
' s see, let' s get out all the accounts to do,
to dig up what' s going on here. The solicitor, indeed,
was Samuel of the Billiards and then they begin to investigate and start making things
come out very strong as theories of xylo. He had a narco boss killed
because he had messed with the wife, because if he owed her money,
because if he didn' t want to give her back, I don'
t know what. But that' s good. These are speculations that to
this day, because they are speculations because we don' t know, because
he grabbed only two people who were the ones who had fired, but the
intellectual, because we don' t know what does. I know what does
happen and it stains the picture a lot is the consumption of substances from Paco
Stanley that comes out and then the government, instead of keeping it, shows
it, because look who it was that we' re going to say that
a person with a lot of substances doesn' t make it criminal that and
you end up being told by many governments. But by the way, last
week Joe Biyden just said the fact that people bring in weed. It doesn
' t mean you' re in jail. Well the saying that wouldn'
t be a reason for the problem. It is that, when they begin
to investigate, it was the people with whom he was mixed up and everything
that he went out before going to Aztec television towards dumbbell with also Benito Castro
Benito stayed in Televisa and Mario Besares does go with him. A series of
legends are beginning to emerge. I' d tell them urban legends, because
I wouldn' t dare say they' re true. And you start speculating
about Benito Castro, you start speculating about Mario Besar Es, about the businesses
they could have had, who they could have had them with. And that
' s where this legend is created. The police say, well, according
to the investigations and according to how the facts happened, hey, what a
coincidence that everyone went out and Mario Besares didn' t come out strong,
Mario kissing them that I brought a cast and couldn' t go fast,
what a coincidence that you brought the cast. Then you put it on.
And then they start analyzing the previous programs. And well, then, it
follows that Mario Bazares put it, because he stayed in the bathroom and went
out until the whole shooting had passed. Here' s a shocking thing.
I don' t know what happened, what happened to the waiters who are
to be seen lying on the ground, what fear and witnesses. They were
probably questioned in the same way as the ballet park I want to tell you
one thing we may not have the best cop in the world. But when
they investigate, they investigate, then they make these guesses. With Paola during.
It may indeed be that Paola had nothing to do with it. Maybe
Paula didn' t even think she was at breakfast that day. Maybe she
wasn' t even there, as I understand it. But charging exactly.
But Mario Besares remains and remains forever, and I am not being guilty,
but remains forever with the sign of doubt as what Batman' s riddle is
called. So yes, they do remain for several reasons, and the main
one that they are saying the coincidence of him not being present exactly the moment
they leave and are exposed to this attack already inside the truck. But also,
there is talk that the injury that he had that was like in his
foot, because it was not so serious that he had come walking and so
on, and that then many people began to feel to do things as suspicious.
About that too, Lupita. I remember very well that something that made
people think maybe, he was threatened by someone. He already knew something was
going to happen because on that last show I saw him and I saw him
because I remember very well that I was twenty- four years ago I had
just had a baby. Then I was with a baby in my house,
where I am doing well those shows that made me spend the morning entertaining.
And I remember well that he, at some point before finishing the program,
after making the jokes, the contests, the songs, everything that was done
there, he made a brief presentation regarding the conditions of the country. At
the time, he spoke and said something. I don' t remember exactly,
but he did do some kind of reflection and he said something like good
and I hope they had fun. But at the same time, I also
hope that something like that the authorities of this country and this city will listen
to us more and pay attention, because many things are happening that should not
happen and we deserve to be cared for. He said it, he said
it, and when it happened, we had the news of what happened.
On the other hand, listen and if I don' t know if you
remember, but there are also testimonies to see. We don' t put
images because we don' t own the magics of the videos. And here
it is a matter of rights. So, but there' s a part
where in that last program he also receives you remember that he read messages from
the audience. I wasn' t already making a funny soma that said you
look gorgeous. I want to go out with you I want to kiss you.
It was a joke I was making. I think it' s always
a lifetime. But among those messages he reads one of someone' s and
when he reads it, he turns to see the audience. It seemed like
a threat to me. Yes, not good much, because besides, a
man says, a man who at that time might not sound very much to
anyone, but now yes, exactly, now yes, yes, he said
a name of an organized crime character. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And
then, at that moment of course we didn' t know, because besides,
I want to tell you it wasn' t the Mexico of the narcoseries,
it wasn' t Mexico that was so common everyday. That didn'
t exist. So assuming we didn' t know the names of organized crime,
it wasn' t as common as the barbie was already smiling, look
at the cholo. He' s said to be the federal district attorney general
' s office, that' s his name. He' s a prosecutor
now. He accuses José Luis Rosendo Martínez, Besares' assistant, of driving
Enrique Tamayo away from the Paco pickup truck. Indeed, then Mr José Luis
Reséndez is also imprisoned and it turns out that he is also Mario' s
assistant. It' s just that that' s where they' re from
the D A or then the D A' s office. Attacks yes,
no, yes, yes, yes, and there were things, also a
lot of things. I remember that they said every day there was no news
about it, when it tells us that already started an investigation, when they
are already in prison paola during and Mario Besares. Every day there was a
follow- up and today there was an audience and I said I don'
t know what and I also remember that there was a lot of talk about
a famous cook. I remember that we heard or that I had to see
that because I was coming I mean, it was so strange all that,
so unlikely and so heavy, not that process that, well, there is
no doubt that it left a very strong footprint in society. The death of
Aguas was, of course, that it was a Parteaguas in Mexico City,
because there had never been an attack in that way. See, we'
d had attacks on politicians. I don' t know if anyone reminds me
of all the attacks by the Massies. Yeah, we might have, but
not like this. No, not like this one, like Paco' s,
the first time he was like a situation with a public figure out of
politics. No, and it ended so badly that I was having myself as
I picked up. I think I' m starting to understand why. I
remember the interviews and I remember a lot, a lot one and thirty-
one December where is the wife of Mario Besares, shattered saying yes, right
now, we started to toast and never and rewind everyone because he asks me
that they were already born. Yes, and they were born and I was
very small, I was about seven years old, but of course I came
from elementary school and all that all the channels came to do was what had
happened, because it looked like they were even with the same camera, all
the TV sets. No, but everyone how we live in this situation so
close to everything they' re seeing, what they were out there, and
now they' re still out there and taking it back to the show.
I would sincerely hope that it would look good, that I don' t
believe it, because it was based on the book and a long time ago.
I sometimes lack tempiatas to say things to Lupita no, and what Lupita
said about the book is that that' s the perception of the book.
And if the show comes from that place, then I don' t think
it' s going well. The series, as this is documentary, is
written by an unthankful person. Anyway, if you' re going to talk,
I insist it' s like tomorrow to Ephraim or I hear him say
it, no man, it' s that the parco I was working on
doesn' t know what they were doing and I was there for five years.
If it had been, then you would have been, why did you
stay not to write a book later. Please, Mira says that' s
very ugly that' s very very. Who asks us the dragonfly why he
came out, why he made himself think that Paola and Mario might have been
guilty. Pointing out Mario Besares was not difficult, I insist, because as
we read a little while ago and as we read before, Mario Besares'
assistant is the one who removes Paco' s escorts to Paco leaving him practically
alone without escorts. Several Besares are late to go to the bathroom. Apparently,
he didn' t have a serious injury that he wouldn' t have.
And Paola, during those dealing with Mario Besares, was also said that
Mario Besarez could have been guilty for the jokes Paco had. This one did
to Brenda Besares, who always said that their son was paid, that it
was a joke, a very heavy joke, but it was a joke that
I didn' t think it was enough to get someone to live, but
yes, to have someone at best. No, and they' re saying
that he had a grudge because he mistreated him and brought him in as a
patiño, that that was the role he played in the show before the House,
behind the Chamber, he was a producer and yes they were booty and
yes they were walking together to go and down. That is also why they
involve him, because he was very close. They spent the day practically together.
Then, in the same series Mario kisses them tells it and everyone has
confirmed it, that he spent the day drinking alcohol that until there we were
morning with such then we followed with I don' t know what. Then
as we were going with this more i e, yes, he spent a
lot of time together and apart Paola, they also involve her because they say
that someone mentions that there was an oera that was there and that says and
since I was the only oera. That' s why I got muddled and
noticed that now that Paola has also made these statements, first I was very
angry and I was going to sue. Then she said that she was going
to see her first and she had to think about it and that she was
going to consult lawyers and that she was already withdrawing. I didn' t
want to know anything else about this and everything, and I' ve seen
her being criticized a lot because she also insists and you say that I was
a child. I was a child and I was no longer that seducer.
I didn' t have that malice or that manipulation like they want to make
me, to look just because of the trailer that has been seen or what
you expect, to know Jorge Jin' s book, but the criticism because
it says well, she says that she was twenty- four years old,
not a girl, because she wasn' t already, she had a little
girl, but she lived with her mother and with her little girl. Then
I think there too, we have to understand that the reality is that she
perceives herself back then as a very helpless person, very vulnerable and very exposed
to a judicial system that the one who grabs her and says here no and
you' re going to do and confess and I don' t know what.
Then she feels very overwhelmed and if she was a girl, very young,
exactly she was a girl, properly, but she was a girl,
because very young, says Patricio Rafael Misursu la Paola relate her because a probable
author of him appeared and he says that who passed the information was she OK
Claudia says Dr Ame I have news for her. Mario told her ahead micha
that they were never friends of paco. That' s just chance. Turns
out you worked with him. You were leaving is what he said. I
heard it a thousand times. They said it, they were going to eat,
they were going out, they were going up, they were going down,
they were going in and then you said you' re not their friend,
because it' s the same thing. Four is the same as the
other one. And there, as the chimo says, the truffle will forgive
me a lot. But Mario Besares has spent half his life these 20 years
saying my friend and has even done interviews where he talks about his friend.
He said it with Jordi Rosado. He' s gone out in many places
and he' s always said I was in jail without even being able to
work my duel because my friend had died and they were accusing me. I
' ve said it repeatedly that now it' s spread out in a more
recent interview, because that' s the other thing, but he always said
it and said it the way he didn' t for God' s sake.
I heard you reading, right now. I want to tell you that
I know Paul and I know him well and he' s really a very
nice person. I met him. I' m going to tell you when
I met him, when Carmen Armendaris did today there was when he produced it
well. I went once I was very few, but that day I was
there and there was Paul I had invited Carmen to drive and I really said
Carmen Schau seems very good to me. He brings his dad' s angel
He' s wearing it, and Carmen invited him to drive. Indeed,
Paul was also touched that day. He' s late. So Carmen is
very disciplined. Then he said no, you can' t go in.
And Paul was touched that time because because he was not part of the cast,
but a guest driver, he had nowhere to sit, just like me.
Then we kept talking and then he said to me, for what will
I say no, because what gives Carmen to see the discipline and a disciplined,
simple, humble worker. He' s got restaurants that really tend it.
I' ve gone to his restaurants and he' s making the pizza.
He serves you the table and is a good person. Really. I
can assure you he' s a good person. They may not like his
mood or anything, but I do know him. I think she' s
a very good person and a dog lover. By the way, that'
s what I gave a lot of points. That gives him a lot of
beautiful dogs. Ephraim, I wanted to say something no. No, no,
this ay is that they said that because they let me see things like
that so small, because it was not that they let me see is that
you go down the street and all the televisions had that. In fact,
the image that I' m telling you all the way to mind where I
remember a tox you' re in need of the TV on and it looked,
I mean, it was viral for everything. Yeah, not exactly.
No, they were all the news and they were all the time and to
see what you saw there were no social networks. Let' s see,
then yes and I remember the chief of the coroner who' s called I
think his name is José Ramón Fernascio and I said ay i am also of
that. But it wasn' t a super forensics that he gave, because
to see unlike what we see now that everyone thinks and says no, no,
because it wasn' t like you could see everything you had, all
the information. But on that day, the prosecutor' s office as it
was confronted with the media, for it released everything and so many years and
did this to you and the lord consumed and well forget to the foot of
athlete. I believe that everything that your life was said in Paco, because
it was not the fault of the security of the city, it is the
fault of what I was doing to cost you and be the argument in reality,
and Paco, because he was the character in question, to see says
Patricio Rafael Amel. After such a traumatic event, it is possible to disassociate
or disassociate oneself from the affective links that one has with those involved. Yes,
yes, it is possible, because that is a defense mechanism and the
defense mechanisms are intended to avoid mental pain. Then, yes, of course,
it could happen. But I don' t know specifically who you'
re thinking about. If you' re thinking, for example, about Paul
Stanley, I don' t think it happened in his case. I do
remember seeing him as a child crying a lot, very sad after speaking,
let' s say, during his professional development he spoke little, but he
did talk about it being a very traumatic experience. Then it does not seem
to me that he has travelled, at least at that time to that particular
mechanism. But yes, well, of course it can happen, because for
that they are to avoid mental pain. But normally in healthy people, by
the way, they don' t last long either, like denial and all
the rest of mesanados of that is a process. Hey, yeah, ce,
Claudia that actually what she wanted to prove, Doctor was the contradictions of
Mario and the different versions that every time he was interviewed even the micha was
seen from the statement. It' s just that it' s not absurd.
I don' t know, right now, Saliera, I don'
t know who' s doing a dupe show. Yeah I mean ah ah
Well if you tell me that some morning drivers aren' t friends, but
it' s like they happen and I go out there to say no.
I forgot you never crossed a word with Andrea Legarreta. No. No.
No, no, no, we were never friends. Like how. No.
No. No, and I' m telling you, he did.
As my mom says, I fight and stay for many years. Now she
said something else, because I don' t know why exactly what she was.
Someone else is suspicious, not the truth, that is, imagine.
“ Look,” says the Bucarus paola present,“ says Paco’ s
other children what they think, they will say” It is known that Mira,
as I recall, had this big son, who worked with Paco,
who is the one who forbids him from showing up at the funeral and so
on. But, as I understand it and because I recently asked. It
seems to me that he died of a heart attack some time later, says
uy Lupis and then exposed the photos of the Paco body. It made me
so delectable and yes, especially put on the back of the family and then
made a pact later in a government it seems to me that it was Calderón
' s. This pact of not presenting these strong scenes that lately people have
passed through the arch of triumph or there in Paris, exactly says the PGR
of that time, the pressur was Samuel of the Billiard, for his background
of creating stories, such as the one of peace in the case of the
death of Ruiz Massié. Affectively, the Cooper wants to talk, because he
also has an opinion. Cooper has an opinion and we' re going to
hear it and we' re going to hear it, listen cupa, you
leave us, please, to work cupes is how much this team is,
but notice what I was reading. Someone put it here and probably if it
' s going to happen that at the time of the hour to see if
everything doesn' t get unscathed, at least at the time of the time
to see if we don' t watch the show and we say all then
sure, surely to see, surely ay wait for me. Cooper conver,
say hello, because you wanted to be there. Hello to Cooper, hello
to Cooper. Yes, then, you' ll know who, then you
' ll have to see her. We' re gonna have it exactly.
There' s no need to see her, there' s no need to
look, there' s no need to see her, and we' re
going to comment. La. Let' s comment because it' s going
to be very interesting. It' s a sound case that moved a country.
That' s why we consider it and that' s why it'
s important. I think we' ll talk about it, because there can
be a lot of series, a lot of crimes. The one we'
re going to present tonight, at ten o' clock in the night live,
that we' re going to talk about the cook, I mean the
chemist of Iztacalco, of Miguel Cortés, who just caught him With that we
' re going to open the series of killer cereals today at ten o'
clock in the night live, we' re going to pac be there and
talk to us. But this case is hairy, terrible, brutal. But
it does not shock a country this way, because I insist, it is
not that a person is worth more or less, it is what represents the
place where it is, where it works and the forces it counters here,
because of course, this man is a criminal, but he is not opposing
a television station a government is not happening that. So this case, that
' s why it' s important. That' s what gives him the
importance and the weight he has. But, today, at ten o'
clock in the night Mira says Lulu Lupita, the son who died was the
oldest when he still lived exactly Paco. Thank you, thank you very much,
Lolu, thank you very much. Well, we' ll find out
that it' s one of the oldest children of Paco, and here we
' ll say it. Thank you very much, dear Dr Amel, for
thank you all very much. And we see each other, Ahorita, we
see each other in history, in about half an hour and then we see
each other at ten o' clock in the night, in broken souls live
for that that exact is not only for members, at ten o' clock
in the night live, for all the audience want dear Ephraim girls a likeness
paola búcaro opens on the twenty- fourth of May. This one asked us
I hear gives a rose. Hey, give me pink. True, we
are on the full moon right now, indeed, very intense, very intense.
Also very intense, but very intense talk, well, I' ll
tell you one day. Thank you all and enjoy. I' ll see
you guys in half an hour, in history, in history. Thank you,
thank you, greetings, greetings to all who accompanied us and see you
in a little while. Let' s go, then, let' s
go, let' s go now