After 50 years on the run, Chilean retired colonel Nelson Haase Mazzei has been arrested and will finally serve his 25-year sentence for his role in the brutal 1973 kidnapping and murder of iconic singer Víctor Jara — a political execution that left him with 44 bullet wounds and multiple fractures. Though convicted in 2018 and sentenced to a longer term in 2023, Mazzei fled before serving, becoming the last of six military officers to begin incarceration. Jara’s daughter Amanda, head of the Víctor Jara Foundation, calls the arrest a step forward but insists true justice remains elusive. Chile continues its long pursuit of accountability for the atrocities committed under Pinochet’s dictatorship, which claimed nearly 900 lives in its aftermath.
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