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The woman had denounced violent behavior by her ex-boyfriend.
16/3/2023
The woman who died following being attacked with a chemical by her ex-partner in the Mayorca shopping center in the municipality of Sabaneta, Antioquia, was identified as Maryori Muñoz Sánchez.
Muñoz, 40 years old, had two children, the product of another relationship, and was a graduate of the Business Administration program of the María Cano University Foundation. Before the attack, she worked, precisely, as an administrator of the Matiz, Salud y Belleza Aesthetic Center, located in the shopping center, where her ex-partner came to kill her.
“Six months ago he had been harassing her and he was always going to tell her that it would threaten her integrity. A person who had already been preparing that for a certain time and scheming “Said the Secretary of Security of Sabaneta, Mariano Atehortúa, to Blu Radio. Muñoz had reported his ex-partner to the competent authorities.
On Wednesday, March 15, in the followingnoon, Aguirre turned his threats into reality. He looked for her in the local mall where she worked and threw an unknown substance on her body, which caused her death six hours later. The subject also fell into the crime that he put together: he managed to inhale the dust and died before her.
According to the material collected by the mall’s administration, they exchanged words on the eleventh floor. From one moment to the next, he loosed a powder and escaped. The woman was deprived and the same thing happened to him when he was taking steps on the third floor of the building.
“In Legal Medicine they are carrying out the entire toxicological issue to determine the substance,” said the Secretary of Security.
The people who cared for the woman and her attacker were also infected by the chemical. Only in the shopping center, three more people expressed general malaise. These are two uniformed officers who responded to the emergency call and a member of the Fire Department of this town. The list of those affected increased with the passing of the hours.
Through a press release, Clínica Las Américas stated that the medical and healthcare personnel presented headache, vomiting and dizziness. In another report it was clarified that those affected are out of danger.
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