:quality(85)//cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/infobae/HQSFDOWS3VHCTMNWECL2VRAQGM.jpg "Terror in Chiapas: they found the body of a woman inside a refrigerator in Tapachula 1")
The body of a woman of about 35 years old It was found in a broken refrigerator. in the patio of a house located in the border town of Tapachule, Chiapas.
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According to the first articles of the local press, Neighbors in the 5 de Abril neighborhood reported a foul smell coming from the property located in Andador Victoria, block 12 lot 21, for which they notified the authorities who, on arriving at the site, reported the macabre discovery.
This is how the prosecutor’s office of the border district of Costa reported that elements of the police found the woman without vital signs inside the drawer of the device, however, they specified that The identity of the victim has not yet been verified.
After the discovery, emergency forces went to the site to cordon it off and start with the corresponding procedure.
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Likewise, the body of the approximately 35-year-old woman was transferred by personnel from the Chiapas State Forensic Service (Semefo) to its facilities, where The relevant analyzes will be carried out to verify both the cause of death and his identity.
For its part, the prosecutor’s office of the border district of Costa indicated that the femicide protocol has been activated and that the respective investigation file was opened to clarify the case that shocked the people of Tapachula, Chiapas.
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Unofficial sources consulted by local media assured that the woman was almost a month after moving into the neighborhood where her body was foundalthough it is not known if she had relatives who could go to the authorities to recognize her.
Considering the facts, the prosecutor’s office of the border district of Costa has clarified that the investigation will be carried out in full compliance with the action protocol with gender perspective for the investigation of the crime of femicide In Chiapas.
The discovery of a woman’s body inside a fridge in the town of Tapachula comes just a day after they were discovered in the same state of Chiapas three plastic bags and a bag containing human remains in the municipality of Ocozocoautla de Espinosa.
Local media reports that it was the inhabitants of the municipality who, around 7:30 p.m., reported that the black bags had been found, which also presumably contained cardboard with warning legends allegedly attributed to the Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG) cartel. However This detail has not been confirmed by the authorities.
The bags containing human remains were near the colony on May 5 of the aforementioned municipality, reason why elements of an interdisciplinary group of the prosecutor’s office of the border district of Costa went to the scene to start the corresponding procedures.
“At the scene of the events, three black plastic bags and one white bag were found. inside which were human remainsreads the statement released by the state attorney general’s office.
In this regard, the staff of the expert services removed the bags containing human remains and initiated the corresponding procedure to try to determine your identity.
Likewise, the attorney’s office for the border district of Costa said in its statement that The Public Ministry began by integrating the investigation file for the crime of aggravated homicide.
“The State Attorney General’s Office stands behind its strong commitment to the people of Chiapas with guarantee the rule of law and reaffirms that no criminal behavior will go unpunishedreads the end of the press release issued by the Chiapas State Security Agency.