Investigative digital outlet El Expediente reported the emergence of new material and witness testimony tied to the internal network known as Mariposas Amarillas. According to the publication, a trans individual who was previously part of the group's inner circle has provided information and audiovisual evidence regarding the operational structure of this group.
The investigation centers on a network involving service contracts and state-funded resources connected to the Administrative Department of the Presidency of the Republic (DAPRE) and other government entities, including the Congress of the Republic. The newly provided documentation complements existing inquiries into service contracts, such as those associated with Deicy Jiménez, and sworn statements previously made by Angie Rodríguez.
The reporting also references properties allegedly operated by the National Intelligence Directorate (DNI), characterized as safe houses rented through third-party entities. Investigative records indicate that these locations were utilized for private gatherings connected to members of the contract network.
According to El Expediente, the audiovisual material will be formally transferred to the Fiscalía General de la Nación and to law enforcement authorities in the United States. The decision to withhold public distribution of the video relies on legal chain-of-custody protocols, investigative secrecy, and the requirement for judicial experts to verify the authenticity and context of the recording.
The scope of the report underscores potential national security implications. Authorities and investigators are examining whether sensitive intelligence information could have been exposed or accessed by unauthorized individuals during these operations, posing potential security risks for Colombia, the United States, and Israel.
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