They made a Facebook transmission a few minutes before being killed

April 24, 2019

The victims were a mother and daughter who had gone dancing. His relatives ask for justice.

Saturday night Angélica Ramírez, 41, and her daughter Karla, 16they went dancing near their homes. The minor had broadcast the dance live on her account Facebookminutes before being killed.

The last time they saw them alive, it was via a live show that they made dance on social networks, where Angelica is seen dancing, then kissing Karla.

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The the bodies were found Sunday afternoon in Colonia Ampliación Lázaro Cárdenas, in the municipality of Ecatepec, Mexico. According to the authorities and according to the first reports, they concluded that women They were badually abused and strangled.

"They will proceed and I thank them for the attention that they bestow me, but I think the authorities, the government … I want them to understand me and m 39. listen so that what happens does not go unpunished. I'm screaming to help clarify who killed my loved ones"Asked Rita.

The filming was in Karla's account. "I can not believe it, rest in peace, God has them in his glory", Write a friend in the social network.

"I am dismayed and very sad about what happened, my deepest condolences," said one family member. "It's obvious that someone was at the dance and that they trusted him, it's him who did this to them, they should investigate this video," said a friend. The relatives ask the authorities to investigate what happened to them.

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The National Observatory of Citizens of Feminicides (OCNF) She added that protecting and guaranteeing women's rights was not a priority of the state, which endangers the integrity of girls and women in Mexico.

According to the local newspaper La Jornada, the municipality of Ecatepec has launched an alert to gender-based violence since 2015. Din 2019, there were 46 feminicides, according to the figures of the Attorney General of the State of Mexico (FGJEM).