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SANTIAGO.- Judicial sources have announced that retired General Santiago Sinclair, who served as the right hand of Augusto Pinochet, was indicted today on charges of aiding the disappearance of five members, known as “frentistas”, of an extreme leftist group in 1987.
Judge Mario Carroza, who is investigating the murder of the five members of the “Manuel Rodríguez Patriotic Front”, indicted Sinclair along with the former general Hugo Prado, who is the ex leader of the Military Intelligence Department, and active Colonel Marcos Bustos.
The investigation into the deaths of Manuel Sepúlveda Sánchez, Gonzalo Fuenzalida Navarrete, Julio Muñoz Otárola, Julián Peña Maltés and Alejandro Pinochet Arenas, headed by Visiting Minister Mario Carroza, has also led to the indictment of an additional 18 retired military officers, including the former chief of the National...
