In Mexico, the case of Edith Guadalupe Valdés, a 21-year-old girl who disappeared when she She was heading to a property for a job offer and was later found dead.
The case has generated criticism of Mexico’s justice system, as Guadalupe’s relatives accuse it of “fabricating guilty parties” and of a late response from the authorities.
The disappearance dates back to March 15, when Edith Guadalupe went to a property located in the Benito Juárez mayor’s office for a job offer. but that same day he disappeared.
It wasn’t until April 17 when Guadalupe’s lifeless body was found.
The family denounced that the authorities did not act present at the property until the next day, even though the location was already available.
As a result of the disappearance, the Mexico City Prosecutor’s Office arrested the alleged perpetrator of the femicide on April 17, a man who was a security guard at the building where the young woman arrived.
The authorities indicated that The detainee also had control of access to the building, as well as the video surveillance system.
The Prosecutor’s Office indicated in a statement that the detainee “he would have had an altercation with Edith and subsequently attacked her.”
The authorities indicated that the detainee, identified as Juan Jesús “N”, He would have attacked Edith with a screwdriver on multiple occasions.
“Later, he hid the body in the basement of the parking lot with sand.“said the attorney general of Mexico City, Bertha Alcalde Luján.
Irregularities
On April 20, the Mexico City Prosecutor’s Office reported that it separated from the case three officials for alleged irregularities and defended the soundness of the investigation.
The prosecutor also acknowledged that there was a delay in almost 15 hours in the response of the authorities.
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