The investigators who carry out the excavation tasks in the house of the serial murderer on the outskirts of Mexico City, known as ‘the femicide of Atizapan’, revealed this weekend that to date they have found 3,787 bone fragments, belonging to 17 victims, reported the Attorney General’s Office of the State of Mexico (FGJEM).
“The analyzes have shown up to this moment, the possibility that skeletal remains corresponding to 17 people have been found,” the forensic experts pointed out, clarifying that at the moment it has not been possible to identify the identity of the victims, but later analysis of DNA.
The authorities have been conducting excavations since May 17 in the house where the alleged femicide lived, located in the Lomas de San Miguel neighborhood and they plan to expand the search to the ground for other rooms that the man rented on the same property. collect local media.
#Nacional La Fiscalía de Justicia del Estado de México informó que en las excavaciones en el domicilio del presunto feminicida serial de Atizapán de Zaragoza, Andrés 'N', han recuperado 3 mil 787 restos óseos. #Ecodiario #Zacatecas https://t.co/Bripf3tCkT pic.twitter.com/W6goVoVY45
— Ecodiario Zacatecas (@Ecodiariozac) June 13, 2021
In addition to the thousands of bones found so far, dozens of photographs, two scales, a knife, a machete, books, notebooks, dozens of videocassettes, eight cell phones, makeup and other feminine accessories have also been found.
The authorities detailed that the remains are in a study stage called lateralization, which consists of the meticulous cleaning of each bone and then identifying which part of the body they correspond to.
Chilling revelations
The 72-year-old man was captured after his most recent victim, Reyna Gonzalez, 34, was reported missing on May 14. That day the woman left her home to meet Andras ‘N’, whom she and her husband knew personally. But by not giving signals until evening, the husband became suspicious of the septuagenarian.
According to the investigation, by that time the alleged femicide had already killed Gonzalez. He attacked her with a sharp weapon, mutilated her body and put her organs, limbs and tissues in different buckets. The subject, who claimed to be a butcher, revealed that he had removed the skin from his face because he thought it was very pretty and that he had filleted the meat from his legs.
Andres ‘N’ has recognized the murder of at least four other women who have disappeared and whose identity documents were found at their home. In addition, the investigators estimate that they were all attacked under the same ‘modus operandi’: he met them in a bar, took them to his residence, and stabbed and mutilated them before burying them. The criminal also confessed that he ate parts of the body of some of his victims and that he added salt to preserve them.
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