Overview

• On July 22, Guardia refuted Tuñón’s description of a “terrible” odor, asserting her son looked peaceful and “did not smell bad.”
• Guardia said she was working in the theater and her husband was in Costa Rica when her son’s body was discovered.
• In a recent “Sin Vergüenza” interview, Tuñón recounted a foul smell and described Julián’s anxiety and hallucinations hours before his death.
• Both women continue legal battles over custody of José Julián and rights to Julián Figueroa’s musical legacy.
• Tuñón transferred their son to a new school in mid-July after he suffered bullying tied to the family dispute, raising concerns about his wellbeing.