The body of DJ Valentina Trespalacios was found this Monday in a suitcase in a garbage container in the Los Cámbulos neighborhood in the town of Fontibón.
According to Forensic medicine preliminary report, the young woman would die by hanging. Meanwhile, her relatives try to find out the whereabouts of the American John Poulos, with whom she had an affair.
However, the 35-year-old man did not contact his family and deleted several profiles from his social networks. EL TIEMPO has exclusively determined that he has arranged a last-minute trip out of Colombia.
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Now, Trespalacios family released a new video The young woman is seen with her partner as she makes her move.
The victim’s mother, speaking with CityTv’s Arriba Bogotá, pointed out that the fragment came from one of the security cameras of the complex where the young woman lived.
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In it, the DJ is seen taking his personal belongings to a gray car that Poulos will drive.
“When I got off work and called my daughter because I wasn’t going to pick her up with her, she and John said, ‘Daughter, have you moved?’ ) The young woman’s mother said, “I was very happy to start a new life with this man, I was very happy because it excited him.”
General Carlos Triana, commander of the Bogotá Metropolitan Police, made a statement. 20 million pesos reward for information This leads the authorities to find out her whereabouts or those responsible for the murder of young DJ Valentina Trespalacios, who appeared lifeless in a dumpster in the town of Fontibón.
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“Through a special group of the Metropolitan Police and in coordination with the Attorney General’s Office, with a group of criminal investigators who will be tasked with collecting material evidence and information to uncover who was responsible for this young woman’s death. General Triana was found abandoned in a part of the town of Fontibón.” said.
Source: Exame
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