This is Micaela Mariel Frette, the 34-year-old woman who disappeared on September 7 and was found dead on the 12th of the same month.
The discovery of the corpse of Micaela Mariel Frette, a 34-year-old Argentinean who has been missing since September 7caused shock to his family and friends. His body was found on September 12 in Cundinamarca, Colombia, and although authorities suggest that her death was due to drowning, relatives demand a more in-depth investigation, considering her partner’s history of abuse, Ricardo.
Micaela arrived in Colombia in January with her two children, seeking a new life and reconciliation with Ricardo, with whom he had had a troubled relationship for a decade.
Witnesses say she was seen running near a school shortly before she disappeared, and it was learned that she had a heated argument with her partner, who broke her cell phone during the altercation.
Relatives of the young Argentinian woman who died in Colombia blame her partner and do not believe it was an accident
The family of Micaela He expressed doubts about the circumstances of her death, since she had expressed her desire to return to Argentina before disappearing. Ricardoknown for his jealous and violent behavior, had promised to improve his situation, but the promises were not kept, leading to Micaela to feel trapped, Infobae said in its report.
“They say that he was very jealous, that he hit her and that she wanted to return to Argentina. But when they reconciled, she said that she would not leave. On Saturday she said that she had argued with Ricardo and that she was incommunicado because he had broken her cell phone,” said one of the witnesses.
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While authorities investigate, His family is working on the repatriation of his body to Argentina. The situation of her children is uncertain; the eldest son could return to his country, while the future of her youngest daughter, whose custody could be in the hands of Ricardoremains in the air.
This tragic event adds to the alarming number of 417 femicides reported in Colombia in the first six months of 2024, underscoring the urgency of addressing gender-based violence in the country.
The community of Supatá She is shocked and hopes for answers to clarify the circumstances of this tragedy.
Source: Ambito
