Maduro sacrifices 2 of his men to simulate Óscar Pérez massacre showdown

Before firing the rocket launcher at the quaint chalet, and also before breaking through the rubble to kill the survivors of the blast, Venezuelan soldiers and police had let Chavez paramilitaries pass through to shoot down the insurgent group led by the police Venezuelan Óscar Pérez.

Except that the house they entered was the wrong house, and that those who ended up being executed were the leaders of the paramilitary gang who were to serve as executioners

Two members of the paramilitary gang known as the Tres Raíces Collective died during the assault operation that shook Venezuela on Monday when it was broadcast in real time by Pérez himself through social networks.

But the two Chavistas were killed by other men of the Nicolás Maduro regime, in an attempt to simulate a confrontation that justified the deaths of Pérez and his group, police sources said.

"The shots went in the back. They [the members of the collective] were walking to the house where they had been told that Óscar Pérez was there, but they did not even know where the group of special actions ended up shooting against them, "said a Venezuelan police source who spoke on condition of anonymity. .

The testimonies of the police sources, as well as the videos transmitted by Perez himself on the day of his death, outline a rudimentary plot orchestrated by the forces of the Maduro regime to justify the death of the insurgent police officer despite the fact that he had already expressed his desire to surrender.

Perez transmitted through social media videos of the conversations he had with the National Guard major to avoid a clash of forces, while people who had telephone contact with him during that morning informed the Nuevo Herald that the policeman also spoke directly with the police. their bosses within the police CICPC investigations body expressing their desire to avoid a confrontation.

The versions collected by the Nuevo Herald suggest that Pérez and his men were surrounded by the National Guard since dawn on Monday.

"They start to surround the area at about 2:30 in the morning, but they end up locating the house as at 4:30, two hours later," said one of the sources consulted.

Seeing that he had no chance of escaping, Perez proceeded to negotiate his delivery with the authorities, a proposal that was accepted by the Major of the National Guard, Rafael Enrique Bastardo Mendoza.