By clothing-bag, 29/05/2022
A man kills his wife and tries to get rid of his body in Malaga
A 53-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly killing his partner in Rincón de la Victoria, Malaga, and then transferring the body to Nerja for burning. The arrested person has acknowledged to the Civil Guard agents who are investigating the new macho crime that tried to get rid of the body after taking the life of the Russian national victim, according to sources of the investigation to EfE.
The arrest came after a neighbor alerted on Monday afternoon to 112 that he had seen a woman on the floor covered in a black T-shirt in the garage of his building and a man putting her in the trunk of a gray car. According to this neighbor, the woman was cold and the man told her that she was taking her to the hospital, sources of the investigation have been explained to EfE.
When they arrived at the site, the officers observed blood stains on the ground, and when they saw the images from the security cameras in the garage, they verified that the registration of the vehicle involved was in the detainee's name.
The emergency services later received a new call informing them of the discovery of a burned corpse near a lane in the village of Maro, in the town of Nerja. Investigators found the woman there in underwear with body burns.
The detainee was carrying a blowtorch in the car.
The officers then located the owner of the vehicle that appeared on the recorded images as he arrived at the garage. The officers found a blowtorch in the front seat of the vehicle, and when asked about it, the man acknowledged that the deceased was his sentimental partner, as well as the perpetrator of the events and that he had tried to make the body disappear.
After his arrest, the alleged murderer has been transferred to units of the Civil Guard, where he is scheduled to take a statement before he is brought before a court.
For his part, the victim's body has been transferred to the Anatomic Forensic Institute in Malaga for an autopsy.
The mayor of Rincón de la Victoria, Francisco Salado, has regretted on Twitter the murder "in a new case of gender-based violence" and has shown his absolute rejection.
The case would be the fifth in Andalusia so far this year and the 28 women killed by their partners or ex-partners in 2021 in Spain are added, according to the Government delegation for Gender Violence. In addition, there is another case of sexist violence that is under investigation.
Apart from the murder of Rincón de la Victoria, 1,106 women have been killed since 2003.
016 is the hotline for victims of gender-based violence, it works 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, it is free of charge and leaves no trace on the bill. Women are also cared for in online mail @ quality.gob.es or through Whatsapp 600000016. Minors can contact the ANAR Foundation 900 20 20 10.
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