Valeria Márquez paid swimming classes to a girl, who now pays tribute

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Valeria Márquez paid swimming classes to a girl, who now pays tribute

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A week after the crime of Mexican influencer Valeria Márquez, a mother and her daughter arrived at the murder scene to pay tribute to whom, without a family bond, he supported them generously.

A mother with her daughter visits the place where Mexican influencer, Valeria Márquez was attacked. (Free press photo: direct impact)

A mother with her daughter visits the place where Mexican influencer, Valeria Márquez was attacked. (Free press photo: direct impact)

When a week has passed since the murder of the famous Mexican influencer, Valeria Márquez, a mother and her daughter arrived at the crime scene.

The link between Valeria and them, although with little conversation, began when the influencer recommended the child to practice swimming.

Valeria gave the girl a candle, to turn it on before swimming competitions. Now he has returned to where he came.

The girl’s mother reported that Valeria did not talk about her personal life and that she only took care of the minor expenses in the swimming school.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=em6cjsacozy

Valeria Márquez’s former employee lawyer breaks the silence

Meanwhile, Erika’s lawyer, friend of Valeria Márquez, has come out to clarify that Erika finished the live broadcast to protect the image of Valeria.

The lawyer Jasmine Escamilla indicates that users, through social networks, incite the hatred and digital lynching of Erika, replicating comments that indicate their defended as supposed suspicious.

About 70 people came to see the crime scene to take some photographs. Two people, originally from Mexico City and Ecuador, left their names on papers with the legend “to rest in peace.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trscrzeztqk

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