In a fact, not yet clarified, Julio César de la Rosa Peralta ‘Junior’ lost his life after being hit by a car by a driver, unknown at the time, when he was outside his vehicle.
Life in the countryside, surrounded by animals, rivers, trees, seemed to be one of Julius Caesar’s best pastimes, according to some of his publications on the social network Instagram, on which he has 6,250 followers.
According to his photos and videos, the young man, 33 years old, was a cigar enthusiastthe trips (visited countries like Panama, Colombia, United States) and the fashion. He had a degree in Social comunicationa title he achieved in 2019 upon graduating from the Universidad Católica Santo Domingo (UCSD).
Julius Caesar too He was the father of a four-year-old girl.according to his father, Julio de la Rosa Tiburcio, president of the Dominican Alliance against Corruption (Adocca).
Julio César de la Rosa Peralta, son of the president of the Dominican Alliance against Corruption (Adocco), Julio César de la RosaExternal Sources
“He was a communicator and managed some digital newspapers; “We have a small business,” the head of Adocca told members of the press.
Furthermore, in his LinkedIn account, the young man appears as the IT director of the entity chaired by his father.
“He was a good person, serious, calm…”
While family and some friends waited for his body at the National Institute of Forensic Sciences (Inacif) of the Cristo Redentor Cemetery, Leonardo Valdez described Julio César as “a good person, an honest, serious, calm, kind and loving guy.”
The accident, according to his father
It was Saturday the 15th at night. After spending time with some relatives, including his father, in San Cristóbal, Julio César headed towards his house in his vehicle to rest and the next day (Sunday) meet with his father to resolve some matters in field.
But, trying to call him in the morning, something that was a “custom”, and not being able to communicate, aroused uncertainty in Tiburcio.
“When I didn’t communicate in the morning, I started calling the househe lived with his grandmother, who is my mother, and that’s when the investigation began at once,” he said.
Julio César, who was a single man, was reported missing by his father through social networks.
“He was missing from us since last night (Saturday the 15th). We had no communication. We began to investigate until they told us that their vehicle was in the Digesett warehouse in La Victoria,” said the owner of Adocco.
“We went, we saw the vehicle, then, so far, they referred us here (to the National Institute of Forensic Sciences of the Cristo Redentor cemetery) and they have confirmed to us that his body is here,” he continued.
When asked how he would describe his second son, Tiburcio responded: “He was the best, my friend, my confidant, my everything…”.
At the moment, the name of the driver who, according to de la Rosa, ran over his 33-year-old son is unknown. The place where the accident occurred is also unknown.
