They arrest the alleged murderer of Vianey, a woman found in a garbage container in Puebla

Arrest of César N., alleged feminicide of Vianey Jiménezthe 28-year-old whose body was found with signs of violence within a bag in a garbage container.

According to information provided, César was allegedly Vianey's boss and, it is believed, the harassed constantly. He murder It happened last Wednesday, April 24, the day the young woman was reported missing. It is presumed that César N. would have abused her and then taken her life. Vianey before abandon your remains in the landfill of San Juan Acateno, town of Teziutlánin Puebla.

Vianey would have been followed by César N. after going to a club known as Sexto Sentido. Subsequently, the aggressor would have deprived the young woman of her freedom, taking her to a secluded place where he sexually subjected her and then brutally murdered her.

The macabre discovery of Vianey's body was carried out by two alleged scavengers, who immediately alerted the authorities of Teziutlán.

To date, no arrest warrant has been issued by the State Prosecutor's Office.

Vianey's last publication

Vianey She was a happy young woman, with a traveling spirit, full of positivism and with a lot to go and do in life, however all those dreams were cut short after the tragic news of the discovery of his corpse, which was found this Thursday in a garbage container in the municipality of Teziutlánin Puebla.

The Vianey's latest post verifies this description of the 28-year-old girl, in which she would show her last trip to the port of Mazatlán on April 7, a destination where she enjoyed its beaches by parachuting, moments that she shared on her Facebook reels.

“You get to the beach and life starts to sound like this,” was the title of a reel he shared on board a yacht contemplating the sea and walking along the beautiful boardwalk.

However, all that happiness was overshadowed when one day before the discovery of his body Her family reported her missing as they did not know anything about her whereabouts. It did not take long when this Thursday the authorities informed her that the young woman was located but not in the way her family expected.

I have a degree in Psychopedagogy. I began my career in journalism at El Debate Mazatlán as an Editorial Corrector, later I worked as closing editor in the printed part of the newspaper. A few months later, I made a big leap in the digital area as a content creator, writing notes of all kinds, ranging from politics, entertainment, police, health, national and international news. My interest in continuing to learn more led me to become a web editor for Debate where I directed the Debate health portal, Soy Vida. I currently write news about police events that have an impact in Mexico and the world.

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