Tania Casillas / Reform Agency
Monday, April 24, 2023 | 23:34
Jalisco.- A man was murdered inside a house that was not his in the Paseos del Valle neighborhood in Tlajomulco. The homeowner said he did not know the victim and his plates were forced.
It was approximately 3:40 p.m. when the landlord arrived at his home on Calle Valle Limón Real, near Valle Manzano, and found the doors open.
He advanced towards the room and inside he found the corpse of a man, between 30 and 35 years old, who had a bloody face.
That’s why he called the authorities.
When the Tlajomulco Police arrived, the witness reported that he was at the house on Sunday, but he did not sleep in it because it is not his place of residence.
“He is fixing it to rent it and today when he came to finish cleaning, he found him (the deceased) inside the house,” explained Commander Adrián Castillo of the Tlajomulco Police Station.
Paramedics determined that the victim was 18 hours after death.
Initially it seemed that he had been attacked with a knife, but this was not verified.
“Apparently he looks homeless, he is not known from here in the area,” Castillo added.
The Jalisco Prosecutor’s Office came to start the investigations.
Although the doors of the house were damaged, inside it there were no missing parts, according to the owner.
He said that he had some furniture and that it had not been stolen.
Experts from the Jalisco Institute of Forensic Sciences did not find weapons or any other object that could have been used to attack the man, but they collected his body and took it to the metropolitan Semefo waiting for it to be recognized.
Meanwhile, the investigation continues to find out how this death occurred.
