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Diego De Almagro, an Incan slave, and Incan leader Atahualpa and Vasco Nunez de Balboa. These people in this case are all witnesses of the charge against Francisco Pizarro. Diego de Almagro was Pizarro’s lead partner and Pizarro killed him. An Incan that was owned my Pizarro. Atahualpa the Incan leader slain by Pizarro. The last Vasco Nunez Balboa. Francisco Pizarro was an evil man that didn’t want to do anything. Pizarro killed his own partner. Pizarro mistreated his crew. Pizarro killed the Incan Indians. Pizarro tricked the Incas. Pizarro shot all of the Incas. Pizarro destroyed the empire in a few years.Pizarro tricked autuhpula. Pizarro killed his partner Diego Almagro. Pizarro killed him because

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