La MUERTE en el CENTRO DE SANTIAGO que nadie puede explicar hasta el día de hoy | True Crime

In this episode of CRIME SCENE, we examine one of the most disturbing cases in Chilean criminology: the 2002 murder of lawyer Rolando Coloma Vera. In the heart of Santiago, just meters from the Plaza de Armas, Coloma was found dead in his seventh-floor office, which was locked from the inside and showed no signs of forced entry. How could someone fire four shots with a 7.65 mm Walther and disappear without anyone hearing a thing? We explore the murky web of life insurance fraud, the connection to the Capuchinos prison, and the 2010 discovery of Luis Cancino, the man who was presumed dead and whose fraud was the motive for the crime. Join us to discover why, despite convictions for forgery, the shooter remains a mystery. 0:00 – The Enigma of the Locked Room in the BHC Building 1:45 – The Discovery: Rolando Coloma and the Sealed Crime Scene 3:30 – Why Did No One Hear the Gunshots? The Walther 7.65 mm Clue 5:15 – The Initial Suspicions: The Huérfanos Street Area 7:40 – The Financial Motive: A Half-Million-Dollar Scam 10:10 – The Capuchinos Connection: The Masterminds and the Hired Hitman 12:45 – The Unexpected Twist of 2010: The "Dead Man" Who Came Back to Life 15:20 – Partial Justice: Convictions for Fraud, but a Murderer at Large