What happened to Luis Yael? They demand justice for a 12-year-old boy found dead in Hidalgo

After the sad news of discovery of the lifeless body of Luis Yaela 12-year-old boy who left his house to pay the electricity bill and never returned, today the entire state of Gentleman He is shocked and asks the authorities to clarify the case.

On the other hand, users on networks also ask for the same and others strongly criticize the parents for having let the child go out alone, but so far the exact causes of the minor's death have not been confirmed.

Various communities surrounding the municipality of Zimapán have mourned the death of the minor, including Sierrita Linda, which sends its condolences to the family of the child Luis Yael.

The discovery of Luis Yael's body in Zimapán, Hidalgo

Luis Yael, 12 years old, was found dead in a ravine after disappearing when He left his house to go pay the electricity bill in the municipality of Zimapan in the state of Gentleman.

The boy left his house in the town of Hairsaround 4:00 p.m. on Monday, April 15, with the aim of paying the electricity bill, however, he never returned.

Luis Yael's family and friends began searching the area to find his whereabouts, however, it was around twelve hours later that The minor was found dead.

He The child's body was located in a ravine at a depth of around 150 meters on the borders between their community and Los Mármoles.

After the recovery of the body, the Authorities began the investigation to clarify the case. Although it is presumed that the child died after falling of said height, other possibilities are not ruled out.

It will be the staff of the Attorney General's Office of the State of Gentleman who is in charge of carrying out the investigations of the case.

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