He ended the call, but instead of resting, he immediately dialed another number.
As the minutes passed, the list of people he contacted continued growing. Retired judges, former prosecutors, senior advocates, respected criminal defense attorneys, and even an old university friend who now worked as a legal consultant for the Ministry of Justice all received calls that night.
Every conversation followed a similar pattern.
Every answer sounded almost identical.
Before anyone could discuss possible legal strategies, they all asked the same question.
"How strong is the evidence?"
When Mr. Navarro explained what he had seen at the police headquarters, the optimism in their voices gradually disappeared.
Medical reports documenting years of injuries.
Statements from teachers.
Complaints submitted by parents.
Psychological evaluations.
Former students willing to testify.
The evidence sounded overwhelming.
