Abel Stiven Carabali, a 30-year-old former Colombian footballer, has been arrested in Santiago, Chile, on suspicion of murdering his friend, whose charred remains were discovered by firefighters in Curacavi on April 12. Investigators believe the victim had been tortured before being beheaded. Carabali, who had previously played for Deportivo Cali, is alleged to have been involved in drug trafficking after moving to Chile. CCTV footage reportedly shows him transporting the body in a trolley. Prosecutors assert that Carabali, with the assistance of a 51-year-old taxi driver, placed the victim's body in a car boot and set it on fire. At the crime scene, a Bible was found next to the severed head, suggesting organized crime involvement. Initially suspected of a kidnapping, the investigation revealed motives related to drug trafficking. Both suspects are remanded in custody, facing serious charges, while two additional gang members remain at large.