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Breton confesses for the first time that he murdered his two children to prevent them from being “educated” by the “toxic family” of the mother

Breton confesses for the first time that he murdered his two children to prevent them from being “educated” by the “toxic family” of the mother

José Bretón has recognized for the first time to have committed the parricide that ended the life of his two children, Ruth and José, 6 and 2 years old, on the farm of the burners, in Córdoba, after spending in jail 14 of the 25 years of conviction for the double murder. The vicar crime, committed in September 2011 after the mother of the creatures communicated her intention to break the romantic relationship that united them, left Spanish society knocked out for the cruelty of the facts after verifying that the kids had been medicated with anxiolytics and their bodies had been burned in a bonfire.

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