Argentine lawyer in Mexico beaten to death – News

An Argentine lawyer who studied at a university in the capital Mendoza was beaten to death at her home in Atizapán de Zaragoza, in the state of Mexico. An investigation was initiated to determine whether the crime was committed by an acquaintance of the victim. Country.

It is María Marta Bazán (48 years old), found dead yesterday morning in her residence on Castillo street of Nottingham, in a posh district of Sayavedra county, about 30 kilometers from the Mexican capital.

The media in this country reported that the lawyer had been last seen while she had left a girl for school transportation.

According to some witnesses, Bazan was walking home and a few hours later she was found dead in one of the rooms, a blow to the head.

The Mexican police examined the corresponding reports and found, in principle, that there was no object lost inside his home. The hypothesis of a robbery thus began to be ruled out as the motive of the crime.

The victim had received a lawyer from the University of Mendoza and was a mother of two children.

Daniel Rueda, who studied at the aforementioned university, added a photo of the woman on his Facebook wall and wrote, "Let justice be done and find those responsible for such a cruel act. We will never forget all your friends. Thank you for the beautiful moments shared. "

"It is very sad for your sudden departure from the hands of a coward who, for not baderting his life, did not appreciate yours. All life to come, happy, full, beautiful, worried to do good. I love you very much and I wish you a good trip. We will meet and give me the strength and guidance needed to finish what we started, "said Laura de Cristóforo, another friend of Bazán, published on the same social network.

In the same vein, Jorge Mc Loughlin said he met the victim when she was working at the Argentinian consulate, which will later become her "insurance advisor", and that they shared "several meetings at the Mexican Chamber of Commerce in Mexico", which expressed: "I ask him for eternal rest, the comfort of his family and justice for those who have committed such an atrocity. Goodbye Maria Marta.