A 14-minute video detailing the tragic sequence of events from the moment El Taiger stood at Damian's door until his body was dragged to a car has recently been released by America Tevé on its YouTube channel. The footage, though not of high quality, captures the events that unfolded between 4:26 a.m. and 4:40 a.m. on Thursday, October 3rd. While it is known that the crime scene activities continued until shortly after 5:00 a.m., these initial uninterrupted minutes offer a chronological view of the dramatic sequence of events.
El Taiger began knocking on Valdez-Galloso's door at 4:26 a.m. After standing for five minutes at the iron gate, appearing restless at times, a shot fired from inside the residence at 4:31 a.m. caused the reggaeton artist to fall to the ground immediately. It wasn't until 4:37 a.m., six minutes after the shot, that the alleged assailant reappeared with a calm demeanor to begin dragging the body.
This delay reveals no immediate concern for checking on the wounded, such as verifying vital signs or offering aid. Instead, El Taiger's body was left unattended for six prolonged minutes until Damian returned from the right side of the camera to initiate the body’s relocation.
The footage, as repeatedly confirmed by the police, shows that the process of moving the singer's lifeless body was solely carried out by Damian. During this act, he paused several times to adjust the victim's clothing, which became partly removed during the transfer. The video ends at 4:40 a.m. when the reggaeton artist's body leaves the camera's view.
What Occurred Afterwards?
In other clips revealed this Thursday, Damian returned to the scene to clean the blood traces from the residence's entrance. In a striking part of the footage, a woman entered the camera's view at 4:43 a.m., repeatedly moving in and out, seemingly towards the vehicle that eventually transported the artist's body. Between this time and shortly after 5 a.m. on October 3rd, the alleged killer conducted several actions where a woman's presence, now acknowledged by the police, is evident.
Damian Pleads "Not Guilty"
On the same Thursday, Damian Valdez-Galloso pleaded "not guilty" to the reggaeton artist's murder, sparking widespread outrage among the late singer's friends and fans. Nonetheless, Teresa Padrón, the deceased artist's manager and close friend, expressed her satisfaction upon leaving court, stating that Damian's stance intensifies the resolve and desire for justice to prevail.