acting on orders from José Ramón Guizado, who had succeeded Remón as president. Guizado was removed from his post and arrested on 15 January, and convicted of complicity on 29 March. He denied any complicity but after a highly emotional trial, he was sentenced to six years and eight months in jail but was released in December 1957, after Miró and six other suspected perpetrators were acquitted. The murder was never solved. Guizado moved to Spain and claimed his complete innocence all his life. Miró, the playboy son of a Supreme Court judge, was abducted in broad daylight as he exited a bank in downtown Panama City. He was never seen again. See also Remon-Eisenhower Treaty References Remon Cantera, Jose Antonio Remon Cantera, Jose Antonio Remon Cantera, Jose Antonio Remon Cantera Remon Cantera, Jose Antonio People murdered in Panama Deaths by firearm in Panama Assassinated heads of government National Patriotic Coalition politicians 1955 murders in North America 1955 crimes in Panama 1950s murders in Panama