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José Bretón dennounces at 18.40 p.m. to the Police Ruth's and José's missing. According to his version, he lost sight of them for a while in Cruz Conde Park, in Córdoba. They spent several hours in the land Las Quemadillas, where the call to the Police were made from -not from the park. The cameras of the park record José Bretón alone.
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Ruth Ortiz sues her husband for abuses and mistreatment. However, they stand up for Bretón's innocence.
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The Police investigates the land Las Quemadillas, in where they pay attention to the amount of brand new toys, and the Guadalquivir river, without success.
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José Bretón is arrested because of contradictions and blanks in his declaration of the facts. Three days after, he goes to prison for unlawful detention and crime simulation.
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Bretón recreates the missing situation in the park with the Police. His lawyer asks for a medical study to justify Bretón's bipolarity.
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A new search in Las Quemadillas is being held. There's no trace of anything or anyone. From here on, demonstrations will be held on public places.
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Again, there have been searches on the river, Las Quemadillas and the park. Nothing. The Judge José Luis Rodríguez Laín, orders to activate the International Search Code through the Interpol.
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Ruth Ortiz goes to the prison to talk to his husband "voluntarly and freely". Again, the investigation surrounding the river and the land is carried out.
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The medical examinations confirm that Bretón doesn't have any psychological problem.
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The maternal family changes its version about Bretón and see him as the main responsible. They ask for justice and assure that if he gets free "he would go away with the kids".
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The kids are missed for six months. There's no clues about their whereabouts.
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The Judge lifts the sub iudice state.