“He tried to drown me, he put an electric gun in my stomach”: Yrma Lydya’s complaint to her husband before being murdered

Six months before being killed by her husbandthe Mexican singer Yrma Lydya denounced the lawyer Jesús Hernández Alcocer for family violence and multiple assaults.

Before the Public Ministry, the young woman pointed out that the lawyer tried to drown her in a hot tub, then there would be tortured with a stun gun.

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Various omissions caused the case to fail. Images presented in the news program Despierta con Danielle Dithurbide show the confirmation of the complaint that the singer had initiated against her feminicide.

Argument turned violent

According to journalist Antonio Nieto, the investigation folder indicates that On the night of December 19, 2021, Yrma Lydya and Jesús Hernández argued in a restaurant south of the Mexican capital.

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The affected declared that her partner hit her in the parking lot of the restaurant and during the journey to her residence in the Jardines del Pedregal neighborhood.

“My husband began to physically and verbally assault me. He told me I was a prostitute, a slut, and kicked me several times when we were in the parking lot stated on that occasion Yrma Lydya.

He added that upon entering the marital home The attacks continued until they reached death threats.

“He took me pulling my hair to the bathroom of our bedroom, he took out a gun that he always carries in his handbag, pointed it at me, and told me he wanted to kill me”, said.

Jesús Hernández tried to drown her and tortured her

According to the file, that night Jesús tried to drown her in the jacuzzi, then, presumably he tortured her with an electrical device.

“My husband Jesus put a stun gun to my stomach, while he was attacking me he told me I hope you die. I struggled to let go”, he recounted.

Hours after the attack Yrma Lyda went to the Álvaro Obregón Prosecutor’s Office to denounce Hernandez Alcocer.

In the place, her statement was taken and trades were made to different areas of the unit so that they will support the young woman.

It is clear from the documents shown in the news that protection measures and police presence were requested for 60 days; nevertheless, the Public Ministry did not reclassify the crime of family violence to attempted femicide.

Yrma Lydya forgave him

Given these facts, on the afternoon of December 21 Yrma Lydya and his legal representative, Alejandra Sanchéz Castañeda, desisted from continuing with the complaint. If the reclassified attempted femicide the crime would have been prosecuted ex officio regardless of whether the aggrieved party granted a pardon.

“I ratify my previous interview given on December 20, 2021 in which I filed a complaint for the crime of family violence committed against me and against my husband named Jesús. I stated that my husband put a gun to my forehead and that he had hit me with it, as well as with the touch gun. My husband does have guns, but he never hit me or threatened me with one.”

Yrma Lydya She said that it was in her interest to grant her husband a pardon, so the authorities did not request videos from the restaurant or the statement of any witnesses, the case was sent to non-exercise of criminal action.

Six months later, the Prosecutor’s Office reported that after the murder of the young singer, an internal investigation was launched to clarify their existence. omissions in the case.

Just last December, the singer Yrma Lydya, murdered in a CDMX restaurant, had denounced her husband for family violence. This is a snippet of the statement. a job of @seven_letters #Wake up with @daniellemx_ | #DecideInformed pic.twitter.com/XluppcGN8i

— NMore (@nmas) June 30, 2022

Source: Elcomercio

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