Buenos Aires, Argentina.- Juan Darío Sanabria Báez is 36 years old, a bricklayer and was arrested this weekend, accused of the femicide of Nilda Rosa González Ojeda, 29. The man had denounced the kidnapping of his wife for extortion, he affirmed that They asked for a $100,000 ransom and warned that the alleged kidnappers were going to sell the victim’s organs. However, he did not take the pressure and ended up confessing that he had murdered her.
The event occurred in the town of Francisco Álvarez, Moreno, in the province of Buenos Aires, where part of the dismembered body of the young mother of five children was found, who are under the protection of the local Women’s Secretariat. . According to sources in the case, firefighters and police from the Departmental Investigation Delegation (DDI) of Moreno-General Rodríguez carried out a raid this Saturday at the house on Calle Azteca at 200 as a result of an investigation that had started last Friday, when The now detainee went to the DDI to denounce that his wife had been kidnapped after going to the doctor in Morón.
According to her statements, the captors sent her WhatsApp messages from her cell phone in which they demanded that she hand over $100,000 to free her, otherwise they would kill her and sell her organs. However, it was all a lie and Sanabria Báez ended up confessing to the crime after members of the Moreno-General Rodríguez DDI kidnapped her phone and discovered that the couple had had an argument over infidelity. After the situation, the man’s story fell apart, he had no support and confessed that on Thursday night he had argued with her wife and then stabbed her to death, dismembered her and discarded her remains.
The investigators even analyzed the phones of the femicide and the victim, and determined that the last location of both devices was on Route 24. That is, the bricklayer was with his wife before reporting her “disappearance.” At the same time, it was found that the man received a minimum wage for a job in which he worked as a bricklayer and that he owned a Renault 19 that did not work. All these data drew the attention of the investigations, which deepened the tasks on the alleged kidnapping until the bricklayer confessed to the femicide.
