They ordered the pre-trial detention of the man who dug a tunnel to spy on his ex-wife in Sonora

Thursday, April 25, around 14 hours. Gricelda N. He began to hear strange noises in the back of his house, located in the neighborhood of Oriente in Puerto Peñasco. in the state of Sonora.

He had heard the noises before, but he thought it was street dogs and cats lurking at home. However, this time they were differentCries and screams were heard.

When to go out to check what happened, her ex-husband was found trapped underground, inside a hole he had dug himself to spy on. I was in the tunnel for 24 hours.

After discovering her ex-husband underground, Gricelda N. contacted the authorities to rescue him (Video: @ComuniKSonora).

The possibility that Gricelda N., 58, started a relationship with another man, woke up jealousy on the run at César Arnoldo G.out of 50, while their 14-year marriage had ended some time ago.

With several shovels, two knives and a bottle of water, the man was instructed to dig an underground tunnel this led him to the interior of the house. He did not care the order of retention from the prosecutor's office who forced her to leave her ex-wife a crime of family violence.

When the hole collapsed, he was buried and that is Gricelda N. who had to call the authorities to rescue him. At the time, he was arrested by crime of break and enterand related to the process.

Now, an oral judge arrested in custody on Arnoldo G., at the first hearing of criminal case 15/2019. He made this decision precautionary measure, having failed to comply with the order that prevented him from approaching his ex-wife, according to information from the Office of the Attorney General of the State (FGJE).

In this way, at the time the investigations are conducted – for which the judge has ordered a period of three months Cesar Arnoldo N. will remain imprisoned.

On the day of her arrest, Gricelda N. told authorities that she had divorced her husband for his unwarranted jealousy, complaints and multiple episodes of violence.

"You are the greatest thing in my life. I will never stop loving you", wrote in his Facebook account to the victim, a message that Gricelda N. found intimidating.

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