Zoe Pérez's family cries out for justice in the midst of pain
Two detainees and disturbing revelations about femicide keep the community in suspense
La Toma, Argentina. Just a few days ago, Zoe Abigail Pérez Mora shared moments with her schoolmates, presenting the promotion that marked her last year of high school.
However, the life of this 17-year-old teenager was tragically cut short. According to initial accounts, on Monday night, Zoe told her mother that she was going to a basketball game with a friend before returning to her home, located near the Pringles Club, with her mother and daughter. her father
Zoe's body was taken to the San Luis judicial morgue, where the autopsy was carried out this Wednesday. Her mother, Sandra Mora, and lawyer Esteban Bustos faced the press, sharing the painful process.
Sandra Mora vehemently denied that her daughter had a boyfriend, thus challenging a line of investigation that links one of the two detainees to the young woman. Through tears, he expressed: "We are dead in life, no one is going to give her back to me. My daughter did not have a boyfriend, they were friends (in reference to Gringo, one of the detainees). I do not know him personally. They were never boyfriends, couple, nothing. For me, he killed her, if he was the one to pay. If not, whoever killed her should pay."
In a terrifying twist, disturbing details about the femicide of Zoe Pérez have been revealed. Esteban Bustos, the family's lawyer, shared chilling findings about the state of the body of the murdered teenager. Although the causes of her death have not yet been officially confirmed, possible signs of strangulation, asphyxiation and sexual assault are mentioned.
Two men were arrested for the possible femicide of Zoe Pérez in La Toma. In the Barrancas neighborhood, they were found and taken to San Luis by the provincial police. The Prosecutor of Instruction No. 4, María del Valle Durán, leads the investigation, highlighting that the autopsy will be decisive in clarifying the circumstances of Zoe's death.