Ariadna Fernanda did not drown, new autopsy reveals the cause of death of the young Mexican

The Attorney General’s Office of Mexico City (FGJCDMX) presented this Sunday advances in the investigation in the case of a young woman who was found lifeless on a highway in the state of Morelos, center of the country, and revealed that the woman died of multiple trauma.

In a brief message to the media, the head of the FGJCDMX reported that the body of the young woman, whom the media have identified as Ariadna Fernanda Lopez Diazpresented various injuries from blows and a new necropsy determined that the cause of death was a multiple trauma that is classified as fatal.

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According to reports on social networks, Ariadna was last seen on October 30 in the popular Condesa neighborhood, in the Cuauhtémoc City Hall.

According to reports, the young disappeared last Sunday after attending a bar in the Condesa neighborhood, where she boarded a taxi and a day later was found dead.

just on friday, the attorney general of the state of Morelos ruled out that the young woman’s death was a femicide, and even pointed out that his death was due to a Bronchial aspiration, supposedly caused by excessive alcohol consumption.

However, this day the FGJCDMX asserted that after the necropsywhich was requested by the young woman’s family, it was determined that the reason for death “was a multiple trauma, which is classified as fatal.”

The capital prosecutor’s office explained that detectives had access to images from private video surveillance cameras of a building located in the neighborhood (neighborhood) South Romein the center of the Mexican capital, where they appreciated that on the morning of October 31 a man came out of an apartment carrying a woman on his shoulder who looked unconscious and motionless.

Subsequently, the individual, identified as Rautel Astudilloheaded to the parking lot to load the woman into a van.

According to the Prosecutor’s Office, after obtaining a judicial authorization, investigators conducted a search of the aforementioned property where, despite having been cleaned, experts from the Coordination of Forensic Investigation and Expert Services they found, with luminescence tests, the presence of blood on the living room floor and on a cushion, as well as in the room.

In the morning, the head of the Government of Mexico City, Claudia Sheinbaum, reported that The authorities managed to locate and arrest Vanessa “N”, who was allegedly involved in Ariadna’s death, in Ecatepec, State of Mexico.

“The investigation carried out is solid and clear, and our commitment is to stop all those responsible”, noted on his Twitter account.

the mexican media have linked the case of Ariadna with that of the young Debanhi Escobarwho disappeared on April 9 and his body was found 12 days later in a motel cistern on a highway in the state of Nuevo León.

In case of Debanhistill unclear, aroused national and international outrage over the image that went viral of her abandoned next to a highway in Nuevo León and because the state prosecutor’s office first investigated the case as an accident.

Mexico faces a crisis of sexist violence with the murder of more than 10 women a day, according to UN Women and civil organizations, whether due to intentional homicides and femicides, the crime of killing a woman for reasons of gender.

The 1,004 femicides registered in Mexico in 2021, 2.66% more than in 2020, reflect the pressing sexist violence in a country criticized for not addressing the insecurity suffered by women and for high impunity in most crimes.

Source: Elcomercio

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