Yohana
Zamorano
(29) was last seen on January 30, but her relatives reported her disappearance a week ago.
The victim's mother revealed a conversation she had with one of her 2-year-old grandchildren, who assured her:
"Dad cut mom with a knife
. "
In the case, her partner, identified as Darío Julio Céspedes Bogado (59), is detained.
Zamorano has been
missing for 13 days
.
Investigators continue to search the area near his house in Pontevedra, Merlo.
Mónica, Yohana's mother, said that the boy told her that Bogado attacked her with a knife and that "blood came out of her."
In addition to the man, a woman is also detained and the suspect's cell phone was found in her possession.
Yohana, a mother of four children, was last seen on January 30, but the family only reported her whereabouts on Tuesday, February 6.
It was the Bogado himself who delayed the presentation to the Police.
"The mother wanted to file a complaint, but the man delayed it by telling her that she was going to appear. Finally, it was he who accompanied her to the police station," sources in the investigation said.
Mónica, for her part, lives between resignation and a last hope.
"The only thing I want is for them to find my daughter, I don't want to think that my daughter is dead.
I want even to find her and if she is dead, at least bury her,"
she expressed in dialogue with
TN
.
For the woman, Bogado murdered her daughter inside her home: "For me, he never left his house, he killed her. He lied to my face all the time."
Last Friday afternoon, the investigation was transferred to prosecutor Marina Rueda, in charge of the Functional Instruction Unit (UFI) 11 of Morón, specialized in Family and Gender Violence, who quickly took the file and ordered several security measures. urgency.
Yohana Zamorado, the 29-year-old woman who has been missing in Merlo for 13 days.
One of the first procedures was the analysis of the young woman's telephone line, which was established to be in operation, so a search of a home was ordered.
A 24-year-old girl lived there, in whom the device was found, so she was detained for the crime of "cover-up."
As a result of different witness statements and analyzed evidence, the investigations established that the last person who saw Zamorano alive was his partner.
Investigators could not prove that the woman was able to leave her home on January 30.
A tarp with red stains and security cameras, the key material to know what happened to Yohana
As a consequence, the man's arrest was requested, which was carried out on Sunday by agents from the Tres de Febrero Federal Operational Unit Division (DUOF) of the Argentine Federal Police (PFA).
The accused refused to testify before prosecutor Rueda and was charged with "homicide aggravated by the bond", among other crimes, which carries a sentence of life imprisonment.
Meanwhile, in the home he shared with Zamorano, several items were seized, including a padding and
a tarp "with reddish-brown stains"
that will be examined to establish if they are blood traces.
The DVR of the private security cameras that the man had installed in the home was
also
seized .
The suspect had assured the missing young woman's mother that the equipment was not working when she asked him to check it to see if she saw her daughter leaving the house.
"The man had said that the woman had left with some clothes that were later found in the house they shared," said a source with access to the case.
"He told me that he had left at 3 in the morning, I asked him to see the cameras and he told me that they didn't work. I never believed him. I don't know what he did with my daughter," said the woman in relation to the explanations that he had given her. the detainee.
Meanwhile, PFA agents searched for the woman in the house and in a continuous vacant lot with dogs trained to search for human remains and specific traces.
"He (for Bogado) lied to my face. He told me to wait a few more days because my daughter was going to appear. I think my daughter is dead, I want to think not, but it's been several days now," Mónica said on
Crónica TV
.
The relatives stated that "Yohana lived fighting with her husband" and reported that the man "sells drugs in the Pontevedra area."
The investigators asked the population to provide any information that can be obtained about Zamorano with a call to 911.