Diego Trujillo is a renowned actor, architect and now content creator, who has extensive experience in television, theater and cinema, mainly remembered for his participation in productions such as ‘Los reyes’, ‘Where the hell is Umaña?’, and ‘Griselda’. Amid the rise of social networks, of which he has not been a stranger, Trujillo recently left against the Colombian justice, after the release of the alleged murderer of his friend José Manuel Gnecco.
The actor, in addition to his presence on the small screen, has also been responsible for generating laughter, but also laughter with his son and singer, Simón Trujillo, especially on platforms such as Instagram and TikTok. However, the situation ended up being completely opposite when it comes to his social network ‘X’, where the issues that happen in the country are not foreign to him and he ends up referring to them.
And one of the news that ended up generating controversy among Colombians was the announcement that a judge released José Manuel Gnecco, who some time ago initiated judicial proceedings for the murder of his wife, María Mercedes Gnecco.
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Given the fact, Trujillo referred to the issue, assuring: “Colombia’s justice is disgusting,” sharing the post of the news given by ‘W Radio’. As expected, there was no shortage of comments, highlighting that this ends up being a case where money ends up moving any justice due to the history of the Gnecco family.
“That’s what the paw and the power are for, so that a man who murders two women is on the street”, “a media case that there are many doubts”, “Colombia is the kingdom of impunity”, “A feminicide should not have an expiration date”, are some of the statements on the ‘X’ network.
According to what was shared by the ‘Pluralidad Z’ platform, Diego would have been a friend of María Mercedes Gnecco, wife and cousin of the person accused of his death and who is now free. José Manuel Gnecco. In the midst of the search to know the truth Behind this case, the actor made his discontent evident, since this case has been open since October 5, 2021, the date on which the murder of the woman occurred on the Island of San Andrés.
