The surprise that the police found during the arrest of the accused for the murder of a young woman – 11/28/2018

There was a mechanical workshop, but it was more of a facade than a place where cars were repaired. When they went to get him, Luis Alberto Villalba (50) had two unregistered guns, drugs and a car with kidnapping order. He was arrested, but for another charge: the murder of his ex-girlfriend.

A 27-year-old Leila Sibara was shot down in the head on Wednesday at dawn. The neighbors who heard the screams called the police. It was already late when the police car arrived: the young woman had died at the corner of Las Heras and Vetere, in Lomas de Zamora, south of the GBA. The witnesses recognized Villalba as their murderer.

The woman had been employed by the municipality of Lomas de Zamora, mother of two and lived a few blocks from the house in Villalba.

Investigators suspect that he sold drugs and that is how they met. Later, they had an approach and started a relationship that ended at the time.

"They had a friendship because Villalba was involved in drug trafficking, we are investigating, for now we are going to investigate homicide aggravated by femicide and then you can incorporate the charge of possession of a weapon, drug sale or car that you had with a kidnapping request, "the sources said.

Leila had flight history and decided to move away from Villalba for his addiction to drugs. He was violent and in the environment of the victim, they acknowledged that he had threatened to force her to continue her engagement.

In the Las Heras 1667 mechanics workshop, the police discovered a 32-caliber revolver and a 9-millimeter sheath, similar to the one found at the scene of the crime. In addition, four cocaine packages, a scale for splitting, clothes and Leila's mobile phone.

In Villalba's house, two blocks away, they found another weapon but none would be the one who killed Leila.

The investigation was in the hands of the Lomas No. 1 prosecutor's office, headed by Lorenzo Latorre.