Nuevo León Prosecutor’s Office says that the cause of death of Yolanda Martínez would be suicide

The Mexican State Prosecutor’s Office New Lion reported this Wednesday that suicide is one of the main lines of investigation for the notorious death of a young woman who had been reported missing more than a month ago.

“A detailed initial analysis has been done, it is not conclusive, but so far (…) the line of investigation aimed at suicide has been solidified, consolidated in a greater way”declared in a press conference Luis Enrique Orozco, deputy prosecutor of the state of New Lionnorth of Mexico.

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the corpse of Yolanda Martinez26 years old, was found on a property in the municipality of Juárez, on the outskirts of Monterrey, the capital of New Lionand in the middle the outrage in the country for the still inexplicable death of the young Debanhi Escobaralso in Nuevo Leon.

The woman had been reported missing on March 31 in the Constituents neighborhood of Querétaro, located in the municipality of San Nicolás de los Garza, Nuevo León.

“As the investigation has progressed, the analysis of expert evidence has weakened the theory of a femicide”Orozco said.

Yolanda’s body “does not show any signs of injury or torture”Orozco said, although he clarified “the autopsy report is still in process” to determine the cause of his death.

“The need to appoint specialists from other parts of the country, from foreigners, is being analyzed,” Orozco explained.

The last testimony of the whereabouts of the young woman was the video of a security camera that showed her leaving her house with the intention of going to look for work.as reported by his father to the press.

The death triggered media attention amid the outrage generated by Debanhi Escobar, an 18-year-old girl who disappeared on the night of April 8 in the outskirts of Monterrey.

Debanhi’s body was found on April 21 at the bottom of a motel cistern, near the highway to Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, on the border with the United States.

That case generated outrage in the country and protests by feminist groups in both Nuevo León and Mexico City.

Both cases have highlighted the seriousness of gender violence in Mexico, where an average of 10 women are murdered every day, according to official data.

Source: Elcomercio

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