This Saturday, April 22, it was announced that Víctor Yael “N”, 13 years old, is the person arrested for the femicide of Estefany Nahomi, a girl of the same age who was murdered last Thursday, April 20, in the municipality of Tecolutla, located north of Veracruz.
According to the first versions provided by the Veracruz State Attorney General’s Office (FGE), everything happened around 1 p.m. last Thursday, Estefany Nahomi was riding her bicycle down Hidalgo Street, almost on the corner of Bonfil in the city of Tecolutla.
They murdered Estefany Nahomi in Tecolutla, Veracruz
Although there was talk that there were two people, the authorities indicated that a subject on a motorcycle caught up with the girl and stabbed her with a knife several timesso the Civil Protection paramedics could not do anything to save her.
One day after the murder, the girl’s relatives and residents of Tecolutla closed access to the municipal palace for 12 hours to put pressure on the authorities, since it was rumored that the father of the person responsible had helped him escape.
The person responsible for the femicide of Estefany Nahomi was a classmate
However, one day after the femicide of Estefany Nahomi, the Prosecutor’s Office announced that the alleged perpetrator was arrested and unofficially local media reported that he was Víctor Yael “N”, whose father handed him over to the police.
The first versions speak of Victor Yael “N” murdered the girl because she did not want to hang out with him and rejected him several times. In addition, it is said that the teenager suffered from bullying at school (where they both studied) for the same situation.
Victor Yael “N” murdered the girl because she did not want to be his girlfriend
“Respecting due process and his human rights, he will be presented before the juvenile responsibility judge to define his legal situation. Fighting impunity transforms the administration of justice in Veracruz”mentioned the Prosecutor’s Office.
The femicide of Estefany Nahomi has caused great sadness among the residents of Tecolutla, as her neighbors knew and appreciated her. The girl lived with her grandparents and helped them with expenses by delivering food orders on his bike.
Estefany Nahomi’s parents apparently lived in Nuevo León and they returned to Tecolutla when they found out what had happened, so as to watch over the girl’s body in the house where she accompanied her grandparents and whom they describe as a hard-working and noble person.
