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Marcela Fumiere was found with a severe blow to the head. She lived with her brother, his girlfriend and two other men. They labeled the cause as “investigation of femicide.”
A mysterious and tragic episode occurred in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Barracas, where a 57-year-old woman was found dead from a blow to the head inside her home. The victim, who lived with four other people, had problems with the neighbors and always carried a panic button with him.
Although it only came out this Friday, the body was found around 8:30 p.m. last Monday, inside a property located at 712 Santa Elena Street, in the aforementioned neighborhood in the south of the Federal Capital.
The victim was identified as Marcela Fumiere, who shared the house with her 76-year-old brother and his girlfriend, as well as two other men, one 68 and the other 47, one of whom was a tenant.
It was the 47-year-old man who found the lifeless woman lying on the floor of her room, with a visible blow to the head and spatters of blood in the area. So, he immediately called 911. According to what he stated, he had left at 8 o’clock and when he returned he found her body.
When police personnel from the 4D neighborhood police station arrived, they requested an ambulance from the Emergency Medical Care System (SAME). The doctors confirmed the death of Marcela Fumiere. Then the crime scene was preserved for the experts of the Mobile Criminal Unit to work on.
Police spokesmen informed the Télam news agency that, according to initial inquiries, the victim had some neighborhood conflicts. Precisely because of a fight with one of the neighbors, the Criminal, Misdemeanor and Misdemeanor Prosecutor’s Office 33 had assigned him an anti-panic button.
As it turned out, the woman lived on what she received from renting a room on the same property.
“She was killed by a blow to the head caused by some large forceful element that was not found at the scene of the event,” said one of the investigators.
The same source revealed that “for now there is no certainty of the author” and that “all hypotheses are being investigated.”
“For now, they are working on the testimonial statements and the tasks of lifting traces and blood stains and on electronic devices were ordered to be deepened,” he said. And she added that the victim had ongoing conflicts with neighbors whom she regularly denounced.
The investigation was carried out by prosecutor Romina Monteleone, from the National Criminal and Correctional Prosecutor’s Office 37, who preliminarily characterized the fact as a “femicide investigation” and put the detectives of the Homicide Division of the Police to work. the city.
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