Furthermore, he said that “It’s very hard, we are all destroyed. The brothers, the dad, me. “I can’t take it anymore, 13 days, it can’t be.” and clarified: “I am speaking today because I am strongly convinced by my feeling that he will appear today. Those who have him should hand him over here at my door, do not do anything to him. Just as they took him, they should hand him over, alive, healthy. I woke up today with the feeling that Loan will be with me.”
In that line, he highlighted: “I don’t know where I get the strength from. That’s where I fall, I have anguish, the sound of Loan that I miss, I can’t be inside, I can’t do anything.”
Then he described what his son is like: “Loan is a lively boy, very lively, he knew how to defend himself. He won’t be in the part where they say he got lost in the mountains, he wasn’t lost. If he was lost he was going to scream, but when we called him we didn’t hear him, all silence”, and he assured: “Some of the detainees have to speak, say what they did with Loan.”
María told what Loan’s days were like before his disappearance. “He always gets up early, at 5:30 he was already making noise. The father gets up at 6:30 to go to work and he gets up, goes behind him, says ‘daddy, I’ll prepare your mate’, and he pours the herb into the garbage in the kitchen and helps him. Then the father comes out and he stays with me, we stay inside because I don’t want to take him out early because of the cold. Then he comes to play with my grandson,” he said.
Regarding the day of his disappearance, he said that “it was a holiday, his father said ‘my partner is not working today, I’m going to go to the field’. He listened and said ‘I want to go with you’. He asked my permission and “He left, happily.”
“Of those who were there, someone has to know how Loan was that day, what they were doing, where they were. I can’t say more, I wasn’t there, they called me at four in the afternoon to tell me that my son was missing “We went on a motorcycle, I got off halfway. I started calling him but at no time could I hear his scream, his crying,” he said.
The woman was grateful for the support of the people. “People come and accompany me, I am very grateful for that,” she said.
