He dug a tunnel to spy on his ex and found himself trapped – ElSol.com.ar – Diario de Mendoza, Argentina

In Mexico, a man was jailed for nearly 24 hours in a tunnel that he dug himself to spy on his ex-wife, from whom he was separated, but was rescued and reported out of danger.

Griselda S., with whom she has maintained a romantic relationship for more than a decade was the one who discovered him trapped and he called the emergency services, and of course the police, who came to the rescue of the extremely jealous man, according to the plaintiff.

For several days, the woman started to hear strange noises coming from the back of your house, however, did not give the importance of believing that it could be about stray cats or dogs; they even went to check with a neighbor to find out what was working, but they did not find anything at first.

It's until Wednesday morning that the woman He heard lamentations of help and discovered loose earth, shovels, two knives and a bottle of empty water. So, approaching, he managed to identify his ex-partner to the voice. He immediately asked for help and informed the woman about local news. Telemax.

Volunteer firefighters arrived at the home of the affected woman, located in Álvaro Obregón Avenue and Enriqueta Tena Street, in the Oriente district of Puerto Peñasco, in the state of Sonora.

The man had a serious image of dehydration, likely intoxication and weakness, but he was saved always safe before any tragedy like be trapped or smothered, detailed local media such as the digital newspaper Opinión Sonora and ComuniKSonora.

And was César Arnoldo G., aged 50, his partner for 14 years; yet they were already separated, but he suspected Griselda, 58, of having a new relationship, although far from asking him, he had designed the unfortunate plan to spy on him.

"You are the greatest thing in my life, I will never stop loving you," he writes. Facebook's man on Griselda, far from being a message of love, was for her a threat, insofar as it guarantees constant maltreatment within the family.

Francisco Javier Carrillo Ruiz, director of civil protection and firefighters, explained that it took more than 45 minutes of work, but that it was not easy, as they had to extract a lot of land to save the day. He was stuck in a narrow corridor for several hours, El Universal reported.

The woman told the authorities that she had decided to part with him because he was very jealous and was constantly demanding him, and that he was also presenting episodes of violence. He had even received a no-contact order.