Investigation into the death of two women in Tlalpan by PGJ police

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The Prosecutor General's Office (PGJ) has opened two investigative cases, under the Femicide Protocol, in the same number of events recorded in the Tlalpan delegation, where two murdered women were found Saturday and yesterday on vacant land. . years with the loss report in the mayor of Azcapotzalco.

The second victim is apparently a minor aged 15 to 17 years. In both cases, prosecution experts stated that the bodies exhibited extreme violence and signs of torture. The first police reports indicated that Saturday's victim, found in a cardboard box near Ajusco, was identified as Lluvia Paulina Aguirre.

Her relatives reported her missing on October 30 around the Azcapotzalco Mayor's Office. Lluvia Paulina was last seen in the Santa Catarina neighborhood with friends in the Missing and Disappeared Support Center (CAPEA).

He has been described as having a height of 1.75 meters, an oval face, a straight nose, thin lips, Chinese hair of chestnut color and, as particular signs, a tattoo on the neck and another on the left pectoral, between other.

These tattoos helped the authorities to identify him, and then to inform his relatives, who immediately asked for justice, as they claimed, his daughter was a young, responsible worker, with no problem whatsoever.

Later, it was announced that a subject, of Colombian origin, who was his partner and who was selling cars, had been found next to her.

The second case took place near the colony of San Miguel Xicalco, also in Tlalpan.

The villagers reported finding in the brush the body of a woman, apparently a minor, who bore signs of torture.

Once the corresponding expert reports were completed, the body was transferred to the Institute of Forensic Sciences (Incifo), where the necropsy was performed. Until now, the body of the girl remains stranger because someone came to claim him, while his face is searched and checked in the CAPEA to determine if he is also informed of his disappearance.

During this year, civilian organizations seeking to eradicate feminicide throughout the city have reported an increase in the number of murders of women in the city, as well as in the state of Mexico. They have therefore repeatedly asked that in both entities, the "gender alert" is implemented; however, the request has not been taken seriously.