Day by day, what was Deborah Bolacio’s murder like?

Deborah Bolacio, The 39-year-old mother of three children arrived in Necochea on Thursday with her boyfriend, Angel Andres Gutierrez. The idea, according to those around her, was to spend “a few beautiful days” and try to overcome the conflict phase that the couple, who had been in a relationship for two years, was going through. This Tuesday they found his body – They are dressed inside a nylon bag and approximately 20 cm underground – near the so-called “Swan Lake”, located at the camp site where they settled.

“No news from the woman since Sunday and suspicions about Gutierrez due to the relationship.”“poisonous” As they claimed, the family reported the disappearance. Since then, an intensive search began, which ended on November 11 at 2:30 p.m. With the discovery of the body and the arrest of her accused boyfriend “Murder is doubly exacerbated by the support and mediation of gender violence.”.

The last time they were seen together, it was Deborah and Angel Vigorous discussion Which, according to witness accounts, included “screaming and loud noises.” Primary data for autopsy They indicated that Bolacio died of Strangulation and beatingIt was alleged that during the fight inside the tent they were staying in.

This memoir reconstructs the victim’s final steps, conversations with his family, and the accused’s movements in the days leading up to the crime.

That night, the family learned about the trip. Deborah contacted her daughter Tania via WhatsApp and sent her a video from Necochea.

“What are you doing there, mother?”was the young woman’s reaction.

His brother Nathanael was also surprised. While the search was still ongoing, he said, “I spoke to her during the week and they told me later that she had disappeared. That’s when I discovered that she had gone to Necochea.”

5:00 pm: Entry to the camp. Deborah and her boyfriend entered Miguel Lelio’s campsite. The registration has been registered in the real estate system. Later, homeland security cameras captured the key images, and neighbors’ testimonies became essential to reconstructing the femicides.

10.00 pm: Discussion. The night watchman at the camp heard a loud argument between Deborah and Gutierrez. There were two other groups of visitors at the site, but neither reported any noise. Cameras revealed the first signs: one powerful figure struggling with another. In the middle of the quarrel, something falls on the ground, she picks it up, and she tries to leave, but to no avail. The night guard later said he saw them hugging and exchanged a few words, although he clarified that he did not notice any visible injuries on the woman.

23.00: Last sound. Deborah sent her last audio recording to Tanya. He told her he had no credit and was using the campsite’s WiFi and told her he loved her. She also admitted that she was having a “not very good” time, a statement that worried her daughter. In parallel, cameras recorded Gutierrez talking on the phone, paying attention to security monitors.

Although the fight occurred around 10 p.m., investigators believe the crime occurred at a later time. Prosecutor Walter Berestegui confirmed this happened “About the early morning”This is a fact that will be confirmed later by an autopsy.

4.00: Package withdrawal. External cameras of the camp site captured a man dragging a package about 80 meters away. That person, carrying a flashlight or cell phone light, was seen in front of the property near Swan Lake.

4.30: Message simulation. The same man is shown bathing in the camp bathrooms. During that period, he was sending messages from his own phone to Deborah’s phone, simulating a conversation between the two to deflect suspicion. Investigators gained access to those messages when Gutierrez voluntarily opened his cell phone: they believe he wrote them to create false leads.

7:30. Angel Andres Gutierrez goes out towards the lake alone.

8:00. Return to the campsite and dismantle the tent without Deborah present. The guard had already noticed a break in the fence on the property, just in front of Swan Lake, where the body would later appear.

8:20. Instead of exiting through the main entrance, the accused left walking along the beach, through some tunnels, with Deborah’s tent, backpack and suitcase. Witnesses from the camp site – who were already distrustful of him – followed him on a quad bike. Gutierrez tried to hide the tent more than a kilometer away from the place. “It was all hidden, but it was hidden badly,” prosecutor Berestegui later described.

The man was arrested when he tried to leave Necochea on the move. In addition to the reason for killing the females, he had a complaint about the damage to the camp fabric.

Deborah was due back that day to celebrate her birthday in her hometown of Parker. His daughter, Tania, was traveling from La Plata for the reunion.

During the search, rescuers found several of the victim’s personal items: a pair of sneakers tied to a tree and a scarf with stains consistent with blood. About 50 meters away, the panties were hanging from another tree.

The carp was found in the morning about 3 kilometers from the campsite, in the area known as Fisherman’s Wharf. The search operation enabled the accused to thwart her attempt to disappear.

2:50 PM: The body is discovered. He was buried a few centimeters away, next to the fence of Swan Lake. Before the discovery, police had asked for the area to be evacuated, anticipating what they finally confirmed minutes later: the body was inside a nylon bag, in the fetal position. On the ground, experts found marks in the sand showing that a body had been pulled out.

After the initial autopsy data was published, it was learned overnight that Bolacio had died as a result of strangulation and beating allegedly inflicted on him by his partner.