Both cases are closely tied to the direct environment of Luis Hermosilla, composed of Mario Vargas, Eduardo Lagos, and in Jadue's case, several members of the Chadwick family such as Ximena Risco, Samuel Donoso, and Mauricio Smok. The link between both cases is so apparent that on the very same day Vargas and Lagos were arrested, the prosecutor in the Achifarp case was reassigned to a different role.

The former municipal chief was convicted by the Rancagua Oral Criminal Court for a corruption scheme involving awarding contracts and direct deals in exchange for payments, vehicles, credit card use, and other benefits from businesses linked to the municipality.

In November, the Court of Appeals in Temuco accepted a protective measure for two minors, establishing a serious violation of their rights and ordering the sanitary company to clean and decontaminate their home within a month. The deadline expired, and the family, poisoned and displaced, continues to await justice while denouncing state and corporate abandonment.

Judge Rosa Caballero also convicted Belén Carrasco, the former municipal treasurer and partner of then-Mayor Yáñez. According to the investigation, the crimes were perpetrated between March 2022 and November 2023.

With the recent ousting of Simpertigue, involved in the so-called 'Belarus scheme,' three Supreme Court ministers have been dismissed in just one year. Previously, Sergio Muñoz and Ángela Vivanco suffered the same fate, along with judges Antonio Ulloa and Verónica Sabaj, who were removed from their posts in the Santiago Court of Appeals after being linked to attorney Luis Hermosilla.

At the time of the incidents, the victim was a 25-year-old pedagogy student at the Universidad Austral de Chile and a mother of two children aged 2 and 3.

The document submitted to the Seventh Guarantee Court in Santiago marks the beginning of the proceedings that could lead the former Undersecretary of the Interior to trial.

The judicial ruling considered mitigating factors in favor of the charged police officers—who remain on active duty—despite the serious nature of the incident that claimed the lives of two young women on April 10 outside Estadio Monumental following a Colo Colo match.

The Public Prosecutor's investigation revealed that between January and July of this year, these civilians coordinated at least four shipments of ketamine—concealed in bags or suitcases—using FACH institutional flights, paying around 800,000 pesos to Air Force personnel for each journey.

During an informative hearing at the San Miguel Court of Appeals, Minister Marianela Cifuentes presented the findings from the archaeological investigation at Chada Hill. While no new bone remains were discovered, the work yielded ballistic evidence linked to the execution and opened a new line of genetic analysis to be examined abroad.