He dismembered his mother and ate with the dog

What the officers found on entering the house was a terrible scene: the man had slaughtered the body of his 66-year-old mother and had put him in the tuppers he ate. The boy also recounted that he had fed the dog with the body parts of the mother. From the national police, they badured that "they have not seen another case of equality", according to the Spanish newspaper La vanguardia. The atrocity of the event would have no comparison with any other fact of the black chronicle in Spain.

"I thought she was having mental badault, but she once told me that she had to call the police because her son had become really bad." "Although it's common to hear voices and screams, I'm surprised by what happened … I saw the police at home" .Vecina who reported the disappearance of her friend

Alberto S.G. had up to 12 criminal records, the vast majority of them concerning mistreatment of their mother. And despite his initial confession, he refused to testify at the police station. The president of the Court of Inquiry No. 7 of Madrid decided that the man was in custody and without bail. According to sources from the Superior Court of Justice in Madrid, the detainee would be charged with homicide with aggravation of kinship. The qualification of the crime is initial, pointed out the judicial sources, and could be modified according to the actuality likely to be known through instrumental measures ordered during the course of the investigation. investigation.

A neighbor of the murdered woman told the Europa Press news agency that she had been "surprised" by what had happened and said that the young man had drug problems, since he had informed the mother of the detainee. "I thought that she had been mentally badaulted, but she once told me that she had to call the police because her son had become very bad," said the neighbor, who acknowledged that there were strong arguments between the mother and her son. home. According to neighbors, it was common to hear "voices and screams" and to see the Samur emergency service or the police at their homes.