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The relationship was toxic, or at least they described it in their environment. The five years that Astrid Marcela Mendoza (40 years old) was a couple of Eduardo Gómez (34 years old) were traversed by jealousy, fighting and violence. So that Marcela came to denounce him, asked a restriction of perimeter so that he did not approach and separated after four months of cohabitation.
On August 9, 2015, Marcela and Eduardo saw each other for the last time: she climbed into her car, they drove a few kilometers and everything ended in flames. The man was burned and justice sentenced the woman to life for the crime of "aggravated homicide". Her defense appealed the sentence and, in the midst of a public campaign led by her daughters, she now awaits the Cbadation Chamber that she badesses the case with a "gender perspective" and reconsider the punishment taking into account the context of violence. They also reported irregularities in the investigation. For them, Marcela, was accused of surviving his own feminicide attempt.
Marcela and Eduardo met in a bowling alley in La Plata to celebrate the 2010 Friends Party. She has five children and this time I have lived in Ensenada. He was from Bartolomé Bavio, a town of 2200 inhabitants, 30 kilometers from Magdalena. Months before the crime began a coexistence that ended in a break
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Hugo, a friend Gómez's childhood, said that since their separation, Marcela followed him everywhere to see what he was doing, who he was walking with and, most importantly, he had a new partner. According to her testimony, when she realized that she would not come back to her, she began to say what she intended to do to her. "Eduardo, I'm going to set the car on fire when I see him in the street," he announced.
Aunt Dora revealed that Marcela had never stopped threatening to return. That he had even told him that he would kill him. And her sister Gabriela pointed out that the relationship had always been conflictual, but after the separation the woman had started sending her messages announcing that she would kill him.
But for the defense, there were tests that were not evaluated. "The police had a direct intention to hurt him, to stereotype him negatively", says Clarín The wife's lawyer, Adrián Rodríguez Antinao.
For him, in Bavio they sentenced Marcela even before the attack. "It's a small, very conservative town. She was considered a "city-dweller", separated, with children, who used social networks and had friends and that's why they judged her "adds Rodríguez Antinao
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he quoted him to speak after a scene of jealousy that & # 39; 39 he did to my mother for a photo that he uploaded to Facebook with another man, "said Florencia Alem, one of Marcela's daughters, in the Facebook group" Justice and Freedom for Marcela ", where they seek to spread the business.
This afternoon, election day STEP, Marce climbed it into the Volkswagen Gol de Gómez and when they were on the provincial road 11, the end was unleashed. From what happened in this car, the versions are different: for judges Ernesto Domenech, Andres Vitali and Santiago Paolini, the woman "threw a flammable liquid" and set it on fire "provoking his death."
One of the girls of Astrid Marcela Mendoza, sentenced to life for burning her ex alive, during a demonstration.
But Mendoza stated that was the opposite : "I was thinking of living together again in his house or in mine, and I said no. Then he became more violent, he gave me a slap, he grabbed me by the hair. He told me 'slut, you'll end up bad, I'll kill you.' He grabbed something on the side of the door and threw it on me. And he continued, "I've never seen what it was, I managed to cover my face with my hands and feel the fire automatically." There, I reach out my hand, open the door and throws me out of the car. "
Gómez, who until then was behind the wheel, went out through the front door. A witness found them and said that the man, in flames, shouted "that bitch girl set me on fire," showing Marcela. She hid behind the witness and asked for help: "Protect me that you want to kill me."
Astrid Marcela Mendoza, the woman sentenced for burning her ex-alive
"We are talking about feminicide judiciary … To say" Ni Una Menos "we must shout" justice and freedom for Marcela. "C & # 39 Misogynist Justice holds women responsible and condemns them for having suffered gender violence, to defend themselves without having a gender perspective, "complained his daughter Florencia. Marylin, another daughter of Marcela, agreed: "To say 'no less', we must do justice to women who are condemned for surviving their own femicides." [19659002] Among the arguments of the defense to ask the appeal It appears to Cbadation that neither the prosecutor of the Instruction, Virginia Bravo, nor that of the trial, Silvina Langone, have considered the denunciation of the violence that Marcela had made, like the judges, they also left out the two civilian exhibits in which the woman warned of abuse and harbadment.
"The Bavio police did not provide a single proof. At the police station, they handed the clothes to the family so that they could take them to the Office of the Prosecutor without any evidence-retention measures. The expertise never determined which fuel was used. They also did not take statements from employees of the city's only two service stations to establish whether Marcela or his ex had purchased the alleged fuel, "said Rodríguez Antinao. One of the keys to the case would be who raised the naphtha to the car. And that has never been clarified.
"There were no break-ins in any homes, cell phones or social networks that were not scanned to see if there were any threats, messages intimidating, nothing ". And he warned that the court did not take into account that a cousin of Gomez is a policeman at the Bavio police station.
"We are talking about judicial feminicide because it is a woman sentenced to spend the rest of her life in prison for being saved from death," closed off Rodríguez Antinao .
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