Who was the person arrested for murdering women in Necochea?

And suddenly at 2:30 p.m. This Tuesday, police requested the liberation of the area separating Miguel Lillo’s camp from Swan Lake. The faces of the uniformed men were contorted and their movements were hasty. They shouted nervously: “Please retreat, evacuate the area.”. The worst was expected and the worst was the discovery of a buried body.

After a search that lasted just over 48 hours, the body was found Deborah Bolacio (38)the woman who was missing for four days after a fight with her boyfriend at a camp site in Necochea.

Bolacio traveled to that resort town with his partner, Angel Andres Gutierrez (32) “To spend a few quiet days and iron out tough spots,” said Natalia and Yanina, Deborah’s sisters.

Gutierrez was taken into custody and placed in custody after being taken into custody He is charged with murder doubly aggravated by relationship and mediation of gender violence. This measure was issued by Guarantees Judge Aida Leys, at the request of Public Prosecutor Walter Beretegui, President of UFI No. 10 on Sexual Violence in Necochea. When confronted, the accused refused to testify.

“The relationship was going on for two years, but they broke off, they came and went, they fought a lot. He’s a violent person, he was violent with my sister. But Debbie forgave him and he came back again and again. It was a toxic relationship. For us, and I also speak on behalf of my father, We didn’t like this guy and talked to Debbie to get her to leave him for good.“But I couldn’t,” said Natalia, the youngest of the three sisters. There is another brother, Nathanael.

Deborah Damaris Bolasio del Valle – her full name – has three children. The eldest, Tania, studies architecture in La Plata and has expressed her concern to the media about her mother’s disappearance. Deborah lived with her parents, although she recently spent a few days at the Gutierrez home.. Both are from Parker. Villa Cacique, about 160 kilometers from Necochea. “They’ve known each other a long time, small town, big hell, you see. “They were known in the city for their battles.”“, says one of Parker’s neighbors who prefers to remain anonymous.

The same neighbor confirmed to the local press that Gutierrez had indeed done so She had a history of gender violence. “A complaint was filed by his former partner with the Azul Public Prosecutor’s Office.” Natalia confirms this information: “That is why we asked him to stay away, because things might end badly.”

Deborah’s brothers are employees of the prison service at Penal 37 in Villa Cacique. “Deborah was more bohemian, she had a free spirit“I did little things, craft things, braids, and I always had the right cuff,” they recall.

Gutierrez lives alone and makes his living as a construction worker. “He always had a few pesos in his pocket, and so he invited Deborah to spend a few days at the campsite in Necochea. They drove from Parker and He didn’t tell our parents that he was traveling, he did it secretly. Because I knew the older people wouldn’t take it well. Moreover, my mother, Maria Luisa, is at home and taking care of my father who is ill. “I think he didn’t say anything to avoid any discomfort,” says Natalia.

Everything indicates that there was an argument that preceded the fight, and that in this scenario the end would have taken place. What did you hear in Miguel Lillo’s camp? There are witnesses who spoke Heated debate on Saturday night. “There were screaming and loud noises coming from that tent.” On Sunday morning, around 8:30 a.m., the man was seen leaving the camp site alone.

The central certificate was presented by the night watchman at the camp site, who was astonished by the fact The friend left the campsite Deborah, on the other hand, will never register her passing. According to the night watchman, Angel took a shower that night.

For his part, the prosecutor in the case, Walter Berestegui, explained on Tuesday afternoon that Deborah’s body was “underground” in “a very large area with a lot of vegetation” in the camp, near the lake, and confirmed that he was “dressed.”

He added: “We had indications of the sad end of the case. The detainee was offered a psychological examination, but he refused. But he handed over his unlocked cell phone. “It was not just the cameras that led us to the conclusion,” the prosecutor said, adding that in the final hours of Tuesday, an autopsy would be performed to determine the cause of death.

Investigators obtained some video images from 4 a.m. Sunday in which a street can be seen at the campsite and in the background a man holding a flashlight, which could be a cell phone, dragging a package.

According to the prosecutor, the cameras also showed a struggle, and a “violent maneuver on the part of Gutierrez with a girl who would be Deborah, as she wanted to leave and he would not allow her to do so.” On Saturday at 10pm it was recorded fighting In which he hits her.

Later, images recorded the suspect entering the camp’s shower to shower at 4:30. “There was a discussion Saturday, November 8 at 10pm and Sunday at 8am“He leaves the camp site alone, and this is what prompts the camp operator to file a complaint,” the prosecutor said.

After Deborah was reported missing on Sunday, a search began and they found her on Monday The victim’s sports shoes In a tree and about 50 meters away they were found Socks Ha. All within a close radius of the camp site and also of the site where the buried body was found.

According to the public prosecutor in the case. The tent He was hiding about three kilometers from that place, next to the fishermen’s wharf, and it was there that they were discovered A large number of spots It could be blood. Therefore, it is likely that the tent or its surroundings were a crime scene.

In turn, investigators found drag marks in the sand and that the surrounding wire had been cut at one point.

Meanwhile, some audio messages that Deborah sent to her daughter Tania from Necochia on Tuesday became known, in which she was heard saying: “I’m here, not having a good time, but hey, I’m trying to have a good time now.”