Orquídea Reyes breaks her silence after the discovery of her ex-partner’s lifeless body in Santiago
Amidst deep pain and after facing public accusations, Orquídea Reyes, former partner of Danny Antonio Severino Coronado, offered her first statements after the young man’s body was located in a ravine in the community of La Herradura, in Santiago. The discovery occurred after several days of anguish over his disappearance.
Reyes flatly denied any involvement in the death of Severino Coronado. Visibly affected, the woman described the situation as a personal tragedy and lamented being the target of accusations that, she maintains, are baseless.
You don’t know the pain I am going through. If I had known what was going to happen, did I have to open the door so they could kill me?
Orquídea Reyes
Key points about the research
The deceased’s ex-partner indicated that there are key elements that could shed light on what happened last Sunday, June 23. Reyes suggested that a video recording Severino Coronado’s movements during that day is fundamental to reconstructing his final hours of life.
- Danny Antonio Severino Coronado accompanied Reyes to her workplace on the day of the incident.
- The woman admitted to having reported previous situations involving the young man, insisting that her only desire was to maintain distance and peace.
- Reyes questioned the accusations against her, pointing out that it is easy to hold her responsible given the lack of clear answers regarding the crime.
A case surrounded by mystery
The discovery of the corpse in the bushes of La Herradura has caused shock in the community of Guayacanal and throughout the province of Santiago. As the process advances, the uncertainty centers on determining who was responsible for moving the victim to the place where they were found.
At the moment, the competent authorities are keeping investigations open to clarify the exact circumstances of this event, while the victim’s relatives demand justice for an act that has left a painful void in their close circle.
