"There is no cure for my madness": the verses of the cannibal of Madrid, author of the "most atrocious crime in history"

The remains of María Soledad Gómez, 66, were found by police on 21 February in her apartment., located in the district of La Guindalera in Madrid. It's his son, Alberto Sánchez Gómez, aged 26, who let the officers come in when they arrived to ask him for news.

The scene was scary. The corpse had been dissected into more than a thousand pieces, that the murderer kept in six tuppers, distributed in different points of the domicile.

Sánchez Gómez confessed to the murder in flagrante delicto, and added an even more shocking detail: "The dog and I ate small pieces of my mother", according to the newspaper ABC. The case is so macabre that some members of the police say that it is the most atrocious crime in the history of Spain.

In the days following the arrest, details of the murderer were known, such as his antecedents of aggression against the mother and her addiction problems. But another facet also appeared: as a poet. In his Instagram account, he had published videos in which he was seen reciting verses from his author.

Walk the dog like a bell

I do not know shit I say, but if I want to sink you, I'll burst

Enamoro at Tiziano Ferro

I catch the ferry and I leave you at zero

Cook veal to lose your reason

There is no cure for my madness

I hope the best happens

Or you curra or they treat you like a curve

I listen to the jungle while the bird whistles

Drink beer and smoke sativa

On your Instagram account he introduces himself as "Alber SG, from mandril to stake, tell me where you come from and I'll tell you who you are". It has 192 followers and follows only 33 people.

That's what I most want

I just want to see my calm runner

I'm in jail dick

The reference to prison can describe a personal experience. More than once, he was found in a cell for beating his mother, who had filed a restraining order against him..

I only know that I have a good talent

But I do not care if you call me bouncer

Do not lose the Percocet

I do not want to see the girls from La Merced anymore

There are many hints from those who have known him his penchant for drugs. In one of the verses mentioned, the Percocet, a trade name for an badgesic combining oxycodone, an opioid that can create a very strong dependence on paracetamol.

The alarm was given by a neighbor of the region. He had not seen his friend María Soledad for more than a month. She filed the lawsuit Thursday before the National Police of Spain. During her testimony, it was usual to see her with bruises on her body and it was believed that the youngest son had beaten her.

The same afternoon, two patrols arrived at the house on Francisco Navacerrada Street. The agents found the accused there. After asking where his mother was, the agents entered the house, without him having resisted.

Once inside, they observed a scene dantesque. In a drawer, they discovered dissected bones and parts of the body such as the back or the head of the victim.. The members have also appeared. The remains were distributed throughout the house, in the refrigerator and in cupboards.

Distributed at home, the accused he kept six large tuppers with small pieces of the corpse. About 1,000 pieces were found, according to the researchers.

The way to dismember the corpse could complicate the autopsy. It lacks vital organs, so it can be difficult to discern the cause of death. Although he threw several viscera into the garbage bins of the building, they could be recovered by the agents.

As confirmed by the police, The young man has 12 criminal records. Most were complaints filed by his mother, who accused him of having hit him.

Alberto Sánchez Gómez was the second of two brothers. The oldest of them had already become independent and, according to local media, had no connection with the accused.. The father, who worked as a cabinetmaker, died many years ago.

Neighbors reported that the respondent had used drugs and had problems with alcohol. They point out that his character was rather introverted and that he seemed often absent.