Cheshire McIntosh, prometido de la fallecida Sara Kuszak, envió una carta a los medios de comunicación.

A continuación la carta en inglés:

We are relieved to see swift justice served to this violent killer.  Although nothing will replace the losses we have suffered and the pain we must endure for the rest of our lives, it is good to see that Navedo will be locked up for 105 years. This should be a relief to the residents of Puerto Rico as well.

We are, however; disappointed to hear the word parole used when discussing his sentence. There must not be any parole for someone who has in cold blood murdered and desecrated a young, pregnant woman.

This was our first trip to Puerto Rico.  On the morning that this brutal rape and murder occurred we were planning a relaxing day exploring your beautiful island.  Over the past 6 years Sara has jogged on more Caribbean islands than I can count and has always received local guidance from marina staff or friends for a safe and beautiful route.   The morning of February 4th was no different.  The only difference is that there was a prior rape and murder suspect and sexual predator on her path.   Sara chose a spot to jog by asking the marina personnel where she might enjoy a pleasant and safe run, as she was always aware of personal safety having traveled a great deal all over the world.   Sara called me and told me how kind the marina employee was and that she would return from her jog shortly.

Sara’s desperate call for help and her clear and precise description to me of Navedo and his car made his later arrest possible.  Without this information Navedo would still be a free man terrorizing your neighborhood or schools.  PLEASE, keep that in mind when the subject of parole comes up in the future.  He must NEVER be freed. Please don’t let Sara and my son’s death be in vain.

There was some criticism of Sara for not using Puerto Rico’s 911 system:  If she had tried to use 911 her killer would still be on the street...maybe in your back yard.  Trust me, I know.  I called 911 that morning after receiving Sara’s desperate call for help.  To my frustration, the 911 operator could not understand a word that I said as he didn’t seem to understand English.  These were crucial minutes that could have made a difference between life or death for Sara.  You must ensure that this problem is solved if you plan to remain a thriving tourist destination.  Do not let Sara and my son’s deaths be in vain.

I was told by the police within hours of discovering my fiancée and unborn son had been murdered that this animal was a suspect in a previous rape and murder case.  This was heartbreaking news for me.  I’m sure it was just as upsetting to the families of the other missing girls in Ceiba and Naguabo and the families of the two young children that were raped and murdered in the same fashion in 1992.  Navedo’s DNA is now a matter of record and can be matched with available DNA from other crimes.  I ask that you do everything in your power to have this case re opened.  It was recently reported that the case had been re-opened but then stalled due to lack of witnesses.  However, someone who had knowledge of the case and was willing to testify against Navedo contacted me within 2 days of Sara’s murder.  Why is this case stalled?  Why wouldn’t Puerto Rico want another murder to be solved and Navedo charged with another brutal crime? This case must be re-opened for true justice to be served.

Just as in the United States, you cannot blame an entire nation for one man’s actions but you must work to learn from your mistakes.  If it is possible to prove that Navedo did commit those gruesome crimes in 1992, then in order to truly receive full justice for the brutal murder of Sara and my son, Navedo’s mother should be charged with obstruction of justice and any other applicable charges.  If found guilty Navedo should be tried for these murders as well.  It is not enough that he confess to the murder of Sara and my son, he should be held accountable for every life he has taken.

I would like to see swift action taken to pass the proposed legislature to force an automatic life sentence on the killers of pregnant women with no possibility of parole.  Hopefully this is a deterrent for any other sexual predators in the future.  If passed, it is my hope to have the action named in honor of the family I have lost.

This case should have been for DOUBLE murder with no chance of parole!