Mother Confirms Authenticity of 911 Call Audio in Daughter's Case

Alejandra Quintos, the mother of Dafne Zapata Quintos, has confirmed the authenticity of an audio recording circulating online. The recording purportedly captures a 911 call where an assistant provides instructions for performing CPR on Dafne. Quintos identified the voice on the call as belonging to "Estrella N," referred to as the Commander.

During an interview with journalist Salvador García Soto, Quintos was directly asked about the 911 call. She unequivocally responded, "Yes, it is real." She explained her certainty by stating she spoke with Estrella N daily after her daughter's death, recognizing her voice and "cries of desperation." Quintos mentioned having conversations with Estrella N lasting up to 40 minutes, reinforcing her conviction about the audio's origin.

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Yes, it is real.

As of the report, no official authorities have commented on the authenticity of the audio, which is said to be over eight minutes long and was allegedly leaked on social media. This confirmation from Dafne's mother adds a significant layer to the ongoing investigation surrounding the case.

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I am going to tell you why, because I spoke with this woman every day since the 2nd I was talking and it is her voice, totally, and it is her same cries of desperation she told me she was already dead. I had calls with her for up to 40 minutes, of course it is her voice.