Colombian prosecutors introduced sexual abuse costs on Saturday in opposition to the daddy of two of the 4 Indigenous kids who survived a May airplane crash within the South American nation’s Amazon area. The kids went lacking after the small airplane they had been touring in went down, killing their mom and two different adults.

In a press release, prosecutors accused Manuel Ranoque of sexually abusing his 13-year-old step daughter, who was extensively credited with guaranteeing that she and her youthful siblings survived the greater than five-week-long ordeal within the Amazon that garnered headlines throughout the globe. Ranoque, who was arrested on Friday, stands accused of abusing his step daughter since she was 10 years previous, in accordance with the assertion.

Reuters was not in a position to find Ranoque or his lawyer after hours on Saturday to request remark. The kids, aged 1 by means of 13, had been hospitalized for over a month after they had been rescued in June. Since then, have been within the care of Colombia’s household welfare institute, the place prosecutors declare the alleged abuse was first suspected.

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