:quality(70)/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/metroworldnews/WTOMKUNACBCITKU5GHGB2CI5QQ.jpg "Isabella Mesa lived with her 3-year-old baby and her mother in Mexico and had traveled after love")
The feminicide of Isabella Mesa Sánchez in Medellín has shocked the country after learning the details of the cruel way in which she was murdered and what her life was like in Mexico. The young woman was found inside a suitcase, which in turn was inside a sack, inside a home located in the Doce de Octubre neighborhood of the capital of Antioquia. The person allegedly responsible for the murder is soldier Sebastián Villegas, 21 years old.
Isabella was 19 years old, she was from the municipality of Copacabana, Antioquia; She said that she had a baby who was only 3 years old, with whom she lived in Mexico and who had stayed with the young woman’s mother, while she traveled to Colombia in search of love.
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Isabella would have traveled to Medellín to meet Villegas, whom she met for a year online and with whom she was in a long-distance relationship.
The young woman’s purpose was to arrive in Medellín to celebrate her birthday with her partner and to be able to share with him during the leave she had from the Combat Engineer Battalion No. 4 General Pedro Nel Ospina, where the service was being provided. military.
“The idea is that I was going to share with him, but what the mother tells us is that at no time did they see any act of violence prior to these events,” said Yiri Milena Amado, director of the Medellín Prosecutor’s Office section. for Blu Radio.
This Tuesday, January 30, the hearing was held to legalize the capture and charging of charges against Sebastián Villegas, which lasted about 4 hours, in which the prosecutor handling the case revealed details of the cruel way in which it was murdered by who would be her romantic partner. This Wednesday the judge’s decision will be known, whether he sends him to jail or releases him while the judicial process continues.