Original sentence: According to her, Escobar identified them as the employees of the Palace cafeteria and two rebel women who had been detained by the Army after the siege, tortured and disappeared, on orders of Colonel Edilberto Sánchez, the director of B-2, Military Intelligence.In October 2008, Vallejo told Colombian radio stations that her testimony had been leaked to the Colombian newspaper El Tiempo and claimed that it was adulterated in order to favor the military and former presidential candidate Alberto Santofimio.On July 11 2008, Virginia Vallejo, the television anchorwoman who was romantically involved with Pablo Escobar from 1983 to 1987, was asked to testify in the reopened case of the Palace of Justice
Edited sentence: According to Escobar, they belonged to the employees of the Palace cafeteria and two rebel women who had been detained by the Army after the siege, tortured and disappeared, according to Vallejo, on orders of Colonel Edilberto Sánchez, the director of B-2, Military Intelligence.In October 2008, Vallejo described in Colombian radio stations how her testimony, protected by judicial secrecy, had been filtered to El Tiempo, a newspaper belonging to the family of the Colombian Defense Minister Juan Manuel Santos, and adulterated to free the military and former presidencial candidate Alberto Santofimio.On July 11 2008, Virginia Vallejo, the television anchorwoman who was romantically involved with Pablo Escobar from 1983 to 1987, was asked to testify in the reopened case of the Palace of Justice in order to confirm the events described in her memoir Amando a Pablo, odiando a Escobar, published in late 2007