They found a woman and her three girls massacred in Monterrey

A woman and her three daughters were found dead this morning. Authorities are investigating the discovery in a house located in a subdivision of the Santa Isabel neighborhood in Salinas Victoria.

At around 02:00, the report was broadcast in 911 events inside the house located at 262 La Corona Street, at the intersection with Paseo Santa Isabel Avenue., in the area known as Valle del Norte.

Upon arrival, the authorities found three minors and a woman wounded by a knife at the neck.

Among the lines of investigation carried out by the authorities, it is stated that the woman allegedly killed the miners and then committed suicide, but they do not exclude other badumptions.

The authorities indicated that the mother of the miners had 15 days after arriving in the city after leaving Chihuahua, where he suffered domestic violence, reported Multimedia.

Until now, the identity of the victims has not been revealed, only that minors would be three, five and seven years old.

Sister of the woman, named América Cruz, who is a military police she revealed that she was suffering from depression. She would have offered to live in Monterrey to provide support..

The woman explained that she had opened the door of the house and had seen traces of blood leading to the rooms.

Apparently, the bodies of the miners were in the beds of one of the chambers.

He added the source that IThe girls had neck wounds caused by a knife.

The mother also had a sore neck, although we do not know where her body was.

The mobilization of experts from the State Investigation Agency and the municipal police continues on Paseo Santa Isabel street, from La Católica street.

Until this morning, the Public Prosecutor's Office had not provided any official information on the case nor on the identity of the four victims.

In another case, a woman who killed her children was sentenced to 56 years

A few weeks agoand sentenced Andromeda Elisa Cordero for the murder of her two daughters and for the injuries inflicted on her son in 2015.

This resolution was adopted by the three judges who make up the Collegial Court for the oral oral process in the state, after the events of September 7, four years ago, while her husband, Jesús Campos, was absent from the home.

His son Jesus Sait, 6 years old, survived the attack of which he was a victim at home, in the district of Rincon de Cumbres, in Monterrey.

Some media claimed that she had also been a victim of domestic violence.