Interrogation I

On Bolivian soil, the DEA was already waiting for David Del Valle, with a lot of effort from the Latin Americans, they were able to collaborate with the United States justice, and at the same time they were collaborating with the investigation process. It was a difficult situation to accomplish, but little by little they would mobilize.

Juan Carlos Velázquez, was more than focused to do his job, everything had to be perfectly organized. He already had all the information he needed to begin the interrogation. They entered a special room, where a table, two chairs, a microphone, white walls and hidden cameras would be the preliminary witnesses of the biggest catastrophe in Mexico.

David Del Valle entered handcuffed, handcuffed, to what would be his first questionnaire in that country, that place located in La Paz. Everyone was tense. The interrogation had to take place in absolute secrecy, no one should know about it, that is why not all DEA employees knew about the meeting, they had to