The murder of three members of the same family and the suicide of the perpetrator, as cliché as it may sound, were the prehistory of a foretold death. Venilda Fuentes VelaloAt 58, she was living hell at home.
Yahir Gutierrez FuentesHis son, and the only survivor of the brutal attack, described what happened between the walls of an apartment building located in the Parque El Salitre building, Calle 74 nº 55-18. united neighborhoods.
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This married couple had a 33-year relationship, but Venilda could no longer stand the abuse, beatings and sexual abuse that her son was a victim of. “She always attacked him physically and verbally. He was very affected psychologically. He harassed her many times.”He told the police after witnessing the horrific crime.
In fact, the victim had filed a complaint for violent sexual access on July 21, 2022. A document was found at the crime scene proving this and describing the abuse suffered by the victim over the years.
In the same document, direct threats that Venilda received from her partner were proven, and it was also seen that her partner frightened her children and other family members. “I’ll finish them all,” she would tell the woman if she didn’t admit to her sexual allegations.
Horrified, Yahir said he was with his mother, brother Camilo and cousin Cristian when the fight that started on Thursday night, July 21, broke out. “Adolfo went into the room and picked up a pistol-type firearm. Without saying a word, he activated it over and over. then he killed himself‘ he told the authorities.
Members of the Bogota Metropolitan Police witnessed the incident. They received the distressing call from the sole survivor of the attack, and everything was devastating when the units arrived at the flat. “Due to the clamor of the congregation, we broke in. “We found a woman who was injured by a gunshot and was immediately transported to a care center, where she later died,” said Colonel Ferney Vásquez Moreno, commander of Citizen Security.
They also found three more bodies inside the apartment. Vásquez said it was initially determined that one of the deceased men, Adolfo, would injure three others and then take his own life.
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This is the first version of events, but the investigation of this triple murder was carried out by the Criminal Investigation Unit (Sijín) units of the Bogota Metropolitan Police.
The four victims of this action are 58-year-old Venilda Fuentes Velallo; Camilo Fuentes Velallo, 26; Cristian Gutiérrez Fuentes, 29, and Adolfo León Gutiérrez Ríos, 67. The latter would have committed suicide.
The woman with vital signs had two bullet wounds. One of the bullets hit him and came out of his armpit. Camilo had two gunshot wounds to his left arm and one to his left chest, and Cristian had a gunshot wound to his mouth. Adolfo had a gunshot wound to his neck.
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The Women’s Counselor, Lisa Gómez Camargo, deeply regretted the murder of Ms. Venilda Fuentes Velallo and denied it.
On July 22, in the town of Barrios Unidos, the citizen providing psychosocial services was dealt with in an articulated and comprehensive manner by all authorized sectors (FGN, family police station, SDMujer) that make up the comprehensive route for women, legal proceedings, complaints handling, protection measures and sheltering in a shelter. . Unfortunately, the citizen did not accept the shelter measure and was killed by his wife that same night.
“We invite all women, their families and society in general to reject all forms of violence against women and girls, to take the first step and approach our services on the 01 8000 112 137 purple line for information, guidance and emergencies. Activate the 123” line.
According to the Social Integration Secretariat, in the first half of 2022, family police stations treated a total of 20,221 victims of violence in the family context, 74.23% of whom were women; 25.64% male and 0.13% intersex. The age group where this type of violence is most common is the 27-59 age group with 48%. Ciudad Bolivar, Kennedy and Bosa are the towns of concern.
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Carol Malaver
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